Mumbai Police Returns Property Worth Over ₹84 Lakh to Citizens, Boosting Public Trust

Mumbai, April 4, 2026: In a commendable initiative, Mumbai Police’s Zone-8 successfully returned stolen and recovered property to its rightful owners during a special event held at the BKC Police Station.
According to official sources, a total of 287 items worth ₹84,43,479 were handed back to citizens. The recovered property included mobile phones, gold and silver ornaments, two-wheelers, four-wheelers, and cash.
These items were seized in connection with various criminal cases registered across multiple police stations under Zone-8, including BKC, Kherwadi, Nirmal Nagar, Vakola, Vile Parle, Sahar, and Airport areas. Notably, 277 mobile phones were traced and recovered using the CEIR (Central Equipment Identity Register) system, showcasing the effective use of technology in policing.
The distribution program was conducted in the presence of the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone-8), along with other senior police officials and staff. All items were returned following proper legal procedures.
Citizens expressed immense relief and happiness upon receiving their lost belongings and appreciated the efforts of Mumbai Police. The initiative has further strengthened public confidence in law enforcement.
Conclusion:
This action by Mumbai Police highlights their efficiency, transparency, and commitment to serving the public, reinforcing a sense of safety and trust among citizens.

Reporter S.M.Fanus

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