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Police recover mobile phones worth Rs 2.5 lakhs in Kupwara

October 17, 2024

Kupwara: Police on Thursday recovered 17 mobile phones worth Rs 2.5 lakhs.

In a statement issued to Asian Mail, police official said that they have received several complaints regarding lost mobile phones.He further said that the police handed over the mobiles phones to their owners today at the District Police Office Kupwara.

The recipients expressed their gratitude and appreciated the relentless efforts of the District Police in ensuring the recovery of their belongings.

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