'Such Goons Should Be Arrested': Meerut Blinkit Delivery Agent Assaulted Over 5-Minute Delay, Customer Arrested
· Free Press Journal

A minor delay in delivering an online order allegedly turned into a violent confrontation in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, after a customer assaulted a Blinkit delivery agent and threatened him. The incident, which took place on August 14, was recorded on CCTV and later circulated on social media, drawing widespread criticism.
Police subsequently arrested the customer in connection with the incident.
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Delivery delay sparks argument
The incident occurred around 9:30 PM at a housing society in Ganga Sagar Colony. The delivery agent, identified as Amit Yadav, had arrived at the residence of customer Yaman Kansal to hand over an order.
According to Amit, he was only about five minutes late. However, Yaman allegedly claimed that the delivery had been delayed by around 15 minutes. A disagreement reportedly broke out between the two, with the customer accusing the delivery agent of speaking rudely.
CCTV footage from the society captured the confrontation outside the flat.
Meerut: When the husband slapped the delivery boy, the wife signaled him to come inside the flat. After that, he was taken inside and beaten. The woman was fully involved in this beating. pic.twitter.com/y0JpMeyDT5 https://t.co/AvlDaqX7Fm
— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) August 15, 2026
Customer allegedly slapped and kicked delivery agent
The situation soon escalated. In the video, Yaman can be seen taking Amit's mobile phone before allegedly assaulting him with slaps and kicks.
A woman, reportedly Yaman's wife, later came out of the flat. She was seen signalling for Amit to be taken inside the house.
Amit later alleged that he was assaulted inside the flat as well before being brought back outside. He further claimed that Yaman threatened to falsely implicate him in a molestation case involving his wife.
According to Amit, he asked Yaman to call the police, but no call was made at the time.
Delivery agent claims he was threatened
Amit, who reportedly works as a part-time delivery agent for a few hours each day while pursuing his studies, also alleged that the accused threatened to kill him.
Blinkit delivery boy said –
— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) August 15, 2026
"The couple took me inside the flat and beat me up. They tried to falsely accuse me of molestation. They even said, 'Don't show up here again.'"
The couple who beat up the delivery boy and locked the flat and fled !! pic.twitter.com/j9mOTFnulD https://t.co/iuau5zS85K
He claimed that his mobile phone was taken away and that there was also an attempt to take his money. Other delivery workers reportedly became aware of the incident and contacted Amit to understand what had happened.
A police complaint was subsequently filed against Yaman.
Accused arrested after CCTV video surfaces
Police arrested Yaman the following day. The CCTV footage later gained traction on social media, where the incident triggered anger over the treatment of delivery and gig workers.
The case has also renewed discussion about how delivery workers can be protected from aggressive customers while carrying out routine orders.
Social media users demand action
Many users questioned whether a delay of a few minutes could ever justify physically attacking a delivery worker.
Beating a delivery boy and falsely accusing him is absolutely shameful. If the allegations are true strict action must be taken
— Ami (@Amitha1999) August 16, 2026
Delivery partners deserve safety, dignity, and respect.
Another suggested that delivery workers should be equipped with cameras, saying, “Every gig worker should have a body cam so that action can be taken against those who are assaulting them."
A third user called for strict action, writing, “Immediate action needs to be taken, and such goons should be sent behind bars. Strict action needs to be taken to set an example for others. Gig people are doing their job, and no one has the right to attack them in such a manner. Delivery company should support employees in taking action."
Another person criticised the alleged show of power, saying, “I hate such ppl who try to show power over helpless ppl. If this person has guts, he should fight his equal, not a delivery agent. Police should take action against this man and give him 3rd-degree treatment."