Brahmapuri police trace and return 42 lost mobile phones to owners ahead of Diwali

Police in Brahmapuri, Chandrapur district, have succeeded in tracing missing mobile phones. With the help of the Union Ministry of Communications' CEIR portal, Brahmapuri police found 42 mobile phones and returned them to their rightful owners. The phones were handed over on the eve of Diwali, and the owners were delighted to get them back.

Over the past few days, several people had come to Brahmapuri police station to report that their mobiles were lost or missing. The police took the complaints seriously. Making effective use of the CEIR portal, they began a technical investigation and pushed it forward quickly.

Using the portal and this technology, the police searched closely for the lost phones in the station's area and surrounding regions. During this drive, 42 mobiles came into police hands one after another. According to the police, the phones are worth lakhs of rupees.

After completing legal formalities and taking all the phones into safe custody, the police handed them back to their owners through Police Inspector Kanchan Pande. The event was held amid the festive cheer of Diwali. People were overjoyed to have their valuable phones, lost without warning, back in their hands. They thanked Brahmapuri police warmly and praised their promptness.

The operation was carried out under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Ayush Nopani, Additional Superintendent of Police Ishwar Katkade, Sub-Divisional Police Officer Sahil Jharkar and Police Inspector Kanchan Pande.

Assistant Police Inspector Manoj Khadse of the Brahmapuri police station's crime detection squad, and police constables Mukesh Gajbe and Milind Naitam, played key roles. Police personnel Praveen Bhivgade, Nilesh Tumsare, Irshad Khan, Swapnil Palaspagar and Vashisht Rangari also took part. The action by the Chandrapur police force is being widely appreciated.