Police Return 688 Lost Mobile Phones to Owners in Jamshedpur Under Operation ‘Asha’

Jamshedpur, India – In a significant achievement under Operation ‘Asha’, the police department handed over 688 lost mobile phones to their rightful owners at Ravindra Bhawan Sakchi, Jamshedpur today. The event was led by the Senior Superintendent of Police, accompanied by the Superintendent of Police City/Rural and other police officers.

This initiative brings the total number of returned lost mobile phones to 2476, reuniting citizens with their valuable devices. Operation ‘Asha’ aims to recover lost mobile phones and return them to their owners, promoting a sense of security and trust in the community.

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During the event, people were also made aware of the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal (www.ceir.gov.in) , a Government of India initiative. CEIR allows citizens to register their lost or stolen mobile phones, making it easier for authorities to track and recover them.

The police department’s efforts under Operation ‘Asha’ demonstrate their commitment to public service and community engagement. By returning lost mobile phones and promoting awareness about CEIR, the police are making a positive impact on the lives of citizens.

Report: Prem Kumar Srivastava

Camera person: Jaswinder Singh