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Bid to impress boss lands 60-year-old in jail
Updated On: 01 January, 2020 06:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
He asked a friend to call and message the woman to harass her, so he could then show his loyalty and help her with the probe and save himself from being sidelined at work.

Naushad Patel
Trying to impress his employer to secure his job proved costly for a senior citizen. The Crime Branch Unit 2 arrested him for asking his friend to call and abuse his boss. Naushad Patel had thought he could help her with the investigations to demonstrate his loyalty. On December 26, a 45-year-old founder of an NGO and a member of a Mohalla Committee, lodged a complaint with VP Road police, claiming she was receiving harassing calls from an unknown number. "The person called the woman a sex worker. After she stopped receiving calls, she received text messages from the same number," said an officer.
Unit 2 in-charge Inspector Sanjay Nikumbe, Assistant Police Inspector Santosh Salunkhe, Sub-Inspector Atish Lohkare and Constable Hridaynarayan Mishra began the probe. "Patel, her secretary, seemed over-enthusiastic. He kept telling us to find the culprit as soon as possible. We found this strange," said an officer.
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