Ghaziabad police recovers 555 stolen phones worth 1.55 crore
Ghaziabad police has successfully recovered stolen mobile phones valued at ₹1.55 crore under the leadership of DCP Dhavol Jaiswal.
Ghaziabad police has successfully recovered stolen mobile phones valued at ₹1.55 crore under the leadership of DCP Dhavol Jaiswal. A total of 555 phones have been retrieved and returned to their owners, bringing relief and smiles back to their faces.
The CEIR portal proved instrumental in tracking down the stolen mobile phones, acting as an effective tool in the recovery operation. The surveillance team conducted technical investigations that paved the way for the successful action, with teams from different police stations coordinating to carry out the recovery operations across Ghaziabad.
Frequently asked questions
How many stolen phones did Ghaziabad police recover?
Ghaziabad police recovered a total of 555 stolen mobile phones valued at ₹1.55 crore under the leadership of DCP Dhavol Jaiswal.
What tool helped track down the stolen phones?
The CEIR portal proved instrumental in tracking down the stolen mobile phones and was an effective tool in the recovery operation.
How was the recovery operation conducted?
The surveillance team conducted technical investigations, and teams from different police stations coordinated to carry out the recovery operations across Ghaziabad.
What happened to the recovered phones?
The recovered phones were returned to their owners, bringing relief and smiles back to their faces.
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