Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Mirchowk Police Recover 25 Lost and Stolen Phones
Mirchowk police found 25 phones that people had lost or had stolen.
They used an online system called CEIR and other investigative methods to track the phones.
A police detective team led by Md Mujtaba Ali Quasim worked on the search.
The Assistant Commissioner gave the phones back to their owners at Mirchowk Police Station on Thursday.
The owners had reported their phones missing.
Police say people should report a missing phone as soon as possible.
They can report it at a police station or through the CEIR website.
Quick reports can help police find and return phones.
Mirchowk police recovered 25 lost and stolen mobile phones from various locations.
Officers used the Central Equipment Identity Register portal and technical investigation methods to trace the devices.
The detective team was led by Detective Sub-Inspector Md Mujtaba Ali Quasim.
The Assistant Commissioner handed the phones to their rightful owners at Mirchowk Police Station on Thursday.
Police advised people to promptly report missing phones at a police station or through the online CEIR platform.
- Who
- Mirchowk police recovered the phones and returned them to their owners.
- What
- Police traced and returned 25 lost or stolen mobile phones.
- When
- The Assistant Commissioner handed over the devices on Thursday; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Mirchowk Police Station, Hyderabad.
- Why
- Police used the CEIR portal and technical investigation to locate devices reported missing.
- Phones recovered
- 25
- Police station
- Mirchowk Police Station
- Tracking method
- Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal and technical investigation
- Handset recipients
- Their rightful owners
- Investigation lead
- Detective Sub-Inspector Md Mujtaba Ali Quasim
- Police advice
- Report lost or stolen phones promptly at a police station or through the online CEIR platform