Mumbai Police's Grand Recovery: Spreading Diwali Joy by Returning Stolen Valuables
Mumbai police returned over Rs 13 crore worth of stolen valuables to citizens during a recovery campaign. The initiative, timed with the Diwali festival, included handing over jewellery, mobile phones, and vehicles at events around the city. The campaign aims to enhance trust between the public and the police.
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The Mumbai police have embarked on a heartwarming initiative, returning lost and stolen items valued at over Rs 13 crore. This recovery campaign, coinciding with Diwali, saw officials handing back jewellery, mobile phones, and vehicles to grateful citizens.
A grand event held at the Mukesh Patel Auditorium celebrated this effort, with Zone 9 and 10 police returning valuables worth Rs 6.45 crore. Smiles adorned the faces of the recipients, who saw this as a unique Diwali gift from law enforcement.
Similar initiatives across other city zones ensured that hundreds of stolen phones, jewellery, and assets found their way back to their owners. The campaign signifies an effort to foster goodwill and trust between the police force and the community.
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