Arunachal cops return 34 lost cellphones to rightful owners

Itanagar: A total of 34 lost mobile handsets recovered by cops were handed over to their rightful owners by the capital unit of Arunachal Pradesh Police during a SAMVAD session here Wednesday.Capital SP Rohit Rajbir Singh said, “The cell phones were found with the efforts of the Chimpu police station team through the Central Equipment Identity Register portal. The initiative underscores police’s commitment to leveraging technology to address public grievances and build trust.” SAMVAD sessions serve as a platform for fostering dialogue and reinforcing police dedication to public service and welfare. “We remain steadfast in our mission to ensure the safety, security and well-being of all citizens in the region,” the SP said.

Arunachal Pradesh Police returns 34 lost mobile handsets to rightful owners

The Arunachal Pradesh Police, in a recent SAMVAD session, returned 34 recovered mobile phones to their rightful owners. Capital SP Rohit Rajbir Singh commended the Chimpu police station team for utilizing the Central Equipment Identity Register portal for this success. This initiative highlights the police's commitment to using technology for public service and building trust within the community.

Arunachal Police returns 34 lost mobile handsets to rightful owners

In a heartwarming display of public service, the Arunachal Pradesh Police in Itanagar returned 34 recovered mobile phones to their rightful owners. The phones were located using the Central Equipment Identity Register portal, highlighting the police force's commitment to technological solutions.

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