Agra: About sixty passengers on the Bound of Bound Delhi-Bihar has a terrible time as a financial dispute between the seller and vehicle buyers causing the ‘piracy’ bus twice more than 200 kilometers in Yamuna Extractway from Noida on Thursday.
The bus was originally stopped at around 2:30 a.m.
by the seller based in Delhi, the Ram Suresh and they went with a vehicle to Agra after forcibly take possession.
But the buyer, Monu Kumar, and his men followed the bus in the car and stopped him near the Khandauli toll plaza and took over the vehicle after struggling and conducting, only to be stopped by the police, about 30 km away, about 30 km in Tuntla , Firozabad.
All through this drama, which lasted nearly five hours of passengers was truly held hostage.
They shifted to another bus around 9:30 a.m.
for their final destination.
All who were accused of – Monu Kumar, Arjun Yadav, Vikram Sahni and Sundaram Singh – were arrested by the police, after registering firmly against them under the Section 392 (robbery) IPC, said Station House Officer from the Gautam police station Khandauli Avdhesh.
According to the police, a resident based in Delhi from Julia Colony in Alipur, Ram Suresh has sold the bus to Monu, who has a Shivprakash trip in Delhi and Hails from Bihar, for Rs 15 Lakh.
Monu has paid RS 3 lakh advance and promised to pay the remaining amount in the first week of December.
When Monu did not pay the amount, the Suresh worker stopped the bus in the Toll Plaza in Noida when heading to Bihar and after the verbal argument, took over the bus.
Monu and his accomplice chased the bus for more than two hours before stopping and took over.