Archive · 17 Dec 2025
Eluru Police Launch 'Project Restore'
The Eluru district police started a special project called 'Project restore'.
This project helps return things that were stolen and found by the police back to the people who lost them.
They returned things worth a lot of money, like gold, cash, and phones, to 729 people.
The police want to make sure that justice is complete by giving back the stolen items quickly and easily.
They also want to show people that the police care and are there to help.
The police visited the victims to give them their things back and talked to them about how to stay safe from crimes.
This project will happen regularly to make sure all stolen items are returned as soon as possible.
Eluru district police launched 'Project restore' to return recovered property to victims.
Property worth Rs 2,93,60,000, including gold, cash, and vehicles, was returned to 729 victims.
The initiative aims to reduce delays and procedural hardships for victims.
Police proactively contacted victims and ensured lawful handover of recovered property.
The project seeks to restore public faith in policing and encourage civic responsibility.
- Who
- Eluru district police
- What
- Launched 'Project restore' to return recovered property to victims
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Eluru district
- Why
- To bridge the final gap in the criminal justice process and restore public faith in policing
- Total Property Recovered
- Rs 2,93,60,000
- Number of Victims Benefited
- 729
- Gold Ornaments Recovered
- 1020 grams
- Cash Recovered
- Rs 1,32,00,000
- Two-Wheelers Recovered
- 30
- Four-Wheelers Recovered
- 2
- Mobile Phones Recovered
- 647
- Initiative Leader
- Superintendent of Police Kishore Kommi