The Balapur police recovered 24 mobile phones worth Rs 3.5 lakh that were recently lost or stolen. The recovery was made using the CEIR portal, and the phones were returned to their owners. Citizens were urged to report missing devices promptly
Under the supervision of DCP Crimes V Aravind Babu, various wings in collaborative efforts recovered the phones using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal.
Using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR), the State police, between January 1 and July 25, recovered 21,193 mobile devices that were either stolen or were lost and restored them to the owners.
The CEIR portal is operated in all the 780 police stations in the Telangana and the CID Telangana monitors and supervises the work of tracing the mobile phones.
Kothagudem: As many as 483 lost mobile phones have been recovered through the CEIR portal since January and handed over to the owners, informed Superintendent of Police B Rohith Raju. 1674 complaints have been received through the portal in all the police stations across the district. Out of this, 964 mobiles have been traced out. […]
Addressing the gathering while distributing 63 phones to persons who lost them during the last few days in Siddipet on Monday, the Commissioner has said that they could trace these phones because they had registered on the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR).
SP Ch Praveen Kumar said mobile phones could be traced if their details were immediately registered on the website of the Central Equipment Identity Register soon after missing
Additional DGP Crime Investigation Department, Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat said that between April 20 and June 13, a total of 31,292 mobile phones were blocked and 5442 were traced using the CEIR
In Telangana, the police personnel in 750 police stations are being trained to use the CEIR in coordination with the DoT and the Telangana Crime Investigation Department
