Hyderabad woman says Swiggy Genie agent 'stole' laptop, demanded ₹15,000
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Hyderabad woman says Swiggy Genie agent 'stole' laptop, demanded ₹15,000

Hindustan Times  

A recent incident involving a Swiggy Genie delivery partner in Hyderabad has shocked customers after a laptop was allegedly stolen during a delivery. She said her husband booked Swiggy Genie a few days ago to pick up his backpack from one office to drop at another in the city's Madhapur area. “When reached out to Swiggy customer care about this, they couldn’tidentify the person who was on our booking, in turn, sent us two pics and asked which one of these guys," the Hyderabad resident said. “We are in contact with the customer and are supporting the authorities investigating the matter to resolve this issue promptly.” Here's how people reacted to the post: A LinkedIn user, Mayank V, commented, "When I was travelling to my internship location in Noida a Rapido driver told me that he murdered a man last year because of an argument.

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Swiggy delivery agent tries scamming customer in Gurgaon, becomes aggressive when denied money
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Swiggy delivery agent tries scamming customer in Gurgaon, becomes aggressive when denied money

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2 men hacked Swiggy accounts, placed orders worth ₹1 lakh. What happened next?
10 months ago

2 men hacked Swiggy accounts, placed orders worth ₹1 lakh. What happened next?

Hindustan Times  

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