<p>Two toll employees at Sirhol toll plaza on the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway were arrested for charging illegally from motorists, police said on Friday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Sanjay, an employee with the Delhi-Gurgaon Super Connectivity Limited, the expressway’s contractor company, and Jacky, an employee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi deployed on toll-duty, were arrested late on Thursday night for forcibly charging toll fee from commuters.<br /><br />“They were charging Rs 21 from the car drivers,” investigating officer Arun Kumar said.<br /><br />People threatened <br /><br />“They threatened people who refused to pay the fee. We have booked them under section 384 of the Indian Penal Code. Some more arrests are in the offing,” added Kumar.<br /><br />The case was registered on the complaint of Delhi’s Kamal Verma. Kamal is a building contractor and was returning from a construction site here to his residence.<br />He was at first asked to pay Rs 21 as toll fee. But then, instead of Rs 21, a Rs 500 currency note was snatched from his wallet. <br /><br />Ruckus<br /><br />After this, commuters created a ruckus on the expressway. “We recovered Rs 3,500 from Sanjay and Jacky. We are investigating the case keeping DGSCL’s big bosses in mind,” DCP (west) Surender Pal Singh said.<br /><br />The accused were produced in the court of the chief judicial magistrate and were remanded to judicial custody.<br /></p>
<p>Two toll employees at Sirhol toll plaza on the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway were arrested for charging illegally from motorists, police said on Friday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Sanjay, an employee with the Delhi-Gurgaon Super Connectivity Limited, the expressway’s contractor company, and Jacky, an employee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi deployed on toll-duty, were arrested late on Thursday night for forcibly charging toll fee from commuters.<br /><br />“They were charging Rs 21 from the car drivers,” investigating officer Arun Kumar said.<br /><br />People threatened <br /><br />“They threatened people who refused to pay the fee. We have booked them under section 384 of the Indian Penal Code. Some more arrests are in the offing,” added Kumar.<br /><br />The case was registered on the complaint of Delhi’s Kamal Verma. Kamal is a building contractor and was returning from a construction site here to his residence.<br />He was at first asked to pay Rs 21 as toll fee. But then, instead of Rs 21, a Rs 500 currency note was snatched from his wallet. <br /><br />Ruckus<br /><br />After this, commuters created a ruckus on the expressway. “We recovered Rs 3,500 from Sanjay and Jacky. We are investigating the case keeping DGSCL’s big bosses in mind,” DCP (west) Surender Pal Singh said.<br /><br />The accused were produced in the court of the chief judicial magistrate and were remanded to judicial custody.<br /></p>