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Tirupati police recover 500 stolen phones worth ₹1 crore

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Tirupati police recover 500 stolen phones worth ₹1 crore
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The Tirupati police successfully recovered 500 stolen mobile phones valued at ₹1 crore during the latest phase of their 'Mobile Recovery Mela.' This initiative has led to the recovery of a total of 4,785 phones worth ₹10.52 crore over 14 phases. The Superintendent of Police emphasized the importance of mobile phones in daily life and the convenience of the CEIR services for victims to recover their lost devices.

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The Tirupati police recovered 500 stolen mobile phones worth ₹1 crore through the CEIR portal and handed them over to the owners as part of the 14th phase of the ‘Mobile Recovery Mela.’A total of 4,785 mobile phones worth ₹10.52 crore were recovered and handed over to the victims in the past 13 phases, said Superintendent of Police L. Subbarayudu during a press conference organized at the District Police Office in Tirupati on Tuesday, May 19, 2026.He said, “In the present times, mobile phones have become a vital part of everyone’s life.

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