Diwali Surprise: Mumbai Police Returns Stolen Items Worth Rs 1.10 Crore to Owners
Mumbai Police, in a heartwarming Diwali initiative, returned stolen mobile phones, cash, and jewellery worth over Rs 1.10 crore to their rightful owners in a ceremony held at Opera House, Mumbai.
DiwaliMumbai PoliceStolen ItemsRecoveryPublic ServiceReal Estate MumbaiOct 19, 2025
Under Division 2’s jurisdiction, Mumbai Police have been proactive in investigating serious crimes, including theft, dacoity, and burglary. These efforts have led to the swift arrest of offenders and recovery of stolen property. By leveraging technical investigations and the CER Portal, police recovered 150 mobile phones reported stolen or missing from various parts of the country.
During the ceremony, complainants were handed back their mobile phones along with recovered cash, gold, and silver jewellery valued at Rs 55,33,672. With additional case properties, the total value of items returned reached approximately Rs 1.10 crore. This initiative not only brings joy to the victims but also highlights the dedication and efficiency of the Mumbai Police in combating crime and ensuring the safety of citizens.
The Mumbai Police's efforts in recovering and returning stolen items are a testament to their commitment to public service. The use of advanced technology and robust investigative methods has significantly enhanced their ability to solve crimes and bring justice to the victims. This Diwali, the police have truly given a reason to celebrate and feel secure in the city of Mumbai.
Frequently Asked Questions
What items were returned to the complainants?
The Mumbai Police returned mobile phones, cash, gold, and silver jewellery to the complainants.
Where was the ceremony held?
The ceremony was held at Opera House, Mumbai.
Who attended the ceremony?
The event was attended by Special Police Officers (SPOs) from Division 2, senior police inspectors, cyber officers, other police personnel, and 40 complainants.
What is the total value of the items returned?
The total value of the items returned was approximately Rs 1.10 crore.
How did the police recover the stolen items?
The police used technical investigations and the CER Portal to recover 150 mobile phones reported stolen or missing from various parts of the country.
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