Superintendent of Police N.U. Sivaraman handed over the phones to its owners at his office in Vellore town.
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The district police in Vellore have handed over 300 ‘lost and found’ mobile phones, worth ₹60 lakh, to its respective owners on Tuesday. These phones were recovered by the Vellore district cybercrime.
The initiative comes after the formation of a Cyber Crime police unit at the SP office in the district, and the introduction of a cell tracker application where for complaints to be registered.
Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 7, 2026
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