Ghaziabad Police recently returned a total of 425 lost mobile phones to their owners in a commendable initiative. The total estimated value of these phones is about ₹ 1 crore.
This campaign is the result of a joint operation by Ghaziabad Railway Police and Trans Hindon Police, in which lost mobiles were identified with the help of technical evidence and surveillance and were delivered to their genuine owners.
Lost mobile phones returned due to DCP’s initiative
The police identified the lost mobiles using the Central Equipment Identity Register portal and other technical means.Stolen, snatched, looted and lost mobiles were recovered from various police stations of Ghaziabad like Indirapuram, Kaushambi, Khoda, Sahibabad, Link Road, Shalimar Garden, and Tilamod.
Some mobiles were also recovered from Uttarakhand, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and other states, which had reached there through various means. There was a wave of happiness on the faces of the passengers when they got their mobiles back.
Many passengers appreciated the police’s initiative and thanked them. This campaign was not only successful in getting back the lost mobiles but also highlights the promptness and dedication of Ghaziabad police.
This initiative sends the message that any problem can be solved with the cooperation of police and citizens. This initiative of Ghaziabad Police also proves that any challenge can be faced with technical evidence and dedication.
This step increases the confidence of citizens and strengthens the sense of security in the society.
Surveillance and technical support
In Kanpur city of Uttar Pradesh, due to the promptness and technical assistance of Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), lost mobile phones have been returned to their real owners.
This initiative has brought a wave of happiness on the faces of passengers and citizens.On the instructions of the DCP, the surveillance team and cyber cell used technical tools and online databases to identify and recover the lost mobile phone.
The recovered mobile phones were returned to their original owners, fulfilling their hopes of getting their lost phones back. This initiative of the DCP was appreciated by the citizens and police officers, which has increased trust and cooperation between the police and the public.
This initiative proves that with technical assistance and active efforts, recovery of lost items is possible. This further increases the trust of citizens on the police.
