Bagdogra Police Return 30 Stolen Mobile Phones to Owners

Bagdogra police successfully recovered 30 mobile phones that were previously reported lost or stolen and returned them to their rightful owners on Friday. The initiative was part of an ongoing effort to assist residents in the Bagdogra police station area. The police managed to recover a total of 30 mobile phones through technical investigation.

Details of the recovery operation

The recovered mobile phones were reported missing or stolen over various periods, ranging from six months to one year ago. After receiving written complaints from the victims, the police launched an investigation to track the devices. Using technical surveillance, the officers successfully located and seized the phones from different areas. This operation highlights the commitment of the Hindusthan Samachar news report coverage regarding local law enforcement actions.

Handing over the devices to owners

During a formal event held at the Bagdogra police station on Friday, the recovered devices were officially returned. ACP Anirban Majumdar attended the program to oversee the process. Out of the 30 owners, 19 individuals were present at the station to receive their mobile phones. The remaining owners are expected to be contacted for the collection of their belongings.

Advice for residents on security

Following the return of the devices, the police have issued a reminder to the public regarding the security of personal property. Officials urged citizens to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to prevent theft. The police advised that in case of any lost or stolen items, residents should file a formal complaint at the nearest police station immediately.