A forgotten smartphone lying on a public bench, partially hidden under a jacket
Once again, Noida Police has won the trust of citizens with an exemplary move. In a special operation led by the Central Surveillance Cell and Phase-2 Police Station, more than 100 lost mobile phones were recovered and returned to their rightful owners. These phones had been lost in metros, buses, autos, or other public places.
The police used a combination of technology and smart tracking to trace the devices:
This operation was carried out under the supervision of DCP Shakti Mohan Awasthi. Reports say the team received a reward of ₹25,000 for their efforts.
According to police officials, many people assume that once a phone is lost, it’s impossible to get it back. However, with the CEIR portal, tracking and blocking stolen or lost phones has become faster and more effective.
If you’ve recently lost your phone, follow these steps immediately:
This initiative by Noida Police shows how effective use of technology and fast action can help regain public trust. If your phone has been lost recently, don’t lose hope — with help from CEIR and your local police, there’s a good chance you’ll get it back.
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