Delhi Police Recover 2,400 Lost, Stolen Mobile Phones Worth over Rs 2.5 Crores Under Operation Vishwas
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Mangalorean.comDelhi Police recover 2,400 lost, stolen mobile phones worth over Rs 2.5 crores under Operation Vishwas
Operation Vishwas is a dedicated initiative of Delhi Police focused on tracing and returning lost, stolen, or misplaced mobile phones through technical surveillance, digital tracking, field verification, and coordinated investigations. The initiative has helped provide timely relief to citizens while reinforcing confidence in the police force.
Bareilly police brought smiles to 466 families on Monday by returning lost mobile phones to their owners. At a ceremony held at the Reserve Police Lines, 466 mobile phones recovered in June were handed over to their rightful owners. Their estimated value is approximately ₹9.3 million. According to police, 5,725 mobile phones worth ₹11.43 crore have been recovered from January 2025 to June 2026. Now, read the full story in detail...
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