Police track lost mobile phones, recover 38

The Kapurthala district police headed by Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Gaurav Toora have successfully traced several criminal cases and recovered 38 mobile phones lost by different people. SSP Toora said here today that 28 mobile phones were handed back...

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Phagwara, Updated At : 11:06 AM Jan 12, 2025 IST

At least 28 mobile phones were handed back to their legal owners.

The Kapurthala district police headed by Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Gaurav Toora have successfully traced several criminal cases and recovered 38 mobile phones lost by different people.

SSP Toora said here today that 28 mobile phones were handed back to their legal owners while 10 mobile owners could not be contacted yet. He said that one mobile phone was recovered from Rajasthan while one was returned back to a military personnel.

These mobile phones could be traced through technical analysis.

SSP Toora appealed to the public to report about lost phones at the nearest Saanjh Kendra immediately.

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