Sumit from UP's Sambhal district was apprehended after a tip-off, police said, adding that his name had cropped up during an investigation in a case of scooty-theft from Rani Bagh, they said.
Six stolen scootys were allegedly recovered from him.
After stealing, Sumit used to take the scootys to New Delhi Railway station and would take a lift from a passing tempo going towards his native district.
"He was trying to collect at least ten scootys so that he could start a new business of sale-purchase of second hand two-wheelers in his village. He was planning to tell villagers that was purchasing the scootys from a firm in Delhi," P Karunakaran, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North-West), said.
"He started stealing scootys as documents were not required for selling them," Karunakaran said.
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