Pune: Lohegaon Police Recover Six Stolen Mobile Phones Worth Rs 1.8 Lakh, Return Them to Owners
Lohegaon, 29th October 2026: The Lohegaon Police have recovered six stolen mobile phones worth ₹1.8 lakh and returned them to their respective owners following a technical investigation.
Several complainants had approached Lohegaon Police Station after their mobile phones were stolen. Acting on the complaints, the investigation team used technical analysis to trace the missing devices and successfully recovered six mobile phones.
Senior Police Inspector Manisha Patil supervised the investigation and guided the team in tracing the stolen devices.
“The team used technical analysis to trace the stolen mobile phones. We successfully recovered six phones worth ₹1.8 lakh and returned them to their respective owners after verification,” said Senior Police Inspector Manisha Patil.
The complainants expressed satisfaction after receiving their phones back and thanked the police for their efforts.
The operation was conducted under the guidance of Additional Commissioner of Police Manoj Patil, Eastern Regional Division, Deputy Commissioner of Police Abhinash Kumar and senior police officials. Police Inspector Santosh Shinde led the investigation team, along with other police personnel.
The Lohegaon Police have appealed to citizens to report stolen mobile phones and register complaints through the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal to help trace and recover their devices.
