North Tripura Police recover 35 lost mobile phones, return them to owners

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Agartala, 7th November 2026 : In a significant achievement, North Tripura District Police have recovered 35 lost mobile phones worth approximately Rs 5.25 lakh and handed them over to their respective owners.

The recovery operation was carried out under the guidance of the Cyber Cell of the District Superintendent of Police’s office and the leadership of Additional Superintendent of Police Ashish Kumar Thakur. Using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal, the police successfully traced and recovered 35 mobile phones of different brands over the past few days.

After completing the necessary legal procedures and formalities, the recovered devices were formally handed over to their rightful owners.

The return of the lost phones brought considerable relief and happiness to the owners, many of whom had been waiting for a long time to recover their valuable devices. The initiative highlights the growing role of technology-enabled policing in tracing lost mobile phones and providing assistance to the public.

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