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Akola Police in Maharashtra return over 200 lost or stolen mobile phones to their owners after recovery

According to the Akola Police, a special event was organised by the police's cyber cell department where the mobile phones were returned to their owners

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The police has urged citizens to be vigilant and report loss/theft of mobile phones promptly on CEIR portal. Representational Pic/File

The police has urged citizens to be vigilant and report loss/theft of mobile phones promptly on CEIR portal. Representational Pic/File

The Akola Police in Maharashtra handed over 200 stolen or lost mobile phones worth Rs 41 lakh to their rightful owners on Thursday, an official said, reported the PTI.

According to the Akola Police, a special event was organised by the police's cyber cell department where the mobile phones were returned to their owners.

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