Cyberabad police returns stolen property worth ₹1.10 to owners
The Hindu
Working to ensure hassle-free return of stolen property, says Cyberabad Police Commissioner
The Cyberabad police organised a ‘property mela’ on Tuesday in which stolen items, which include gold and silver, worth ₹ 1.10 crore were returned to their rightful owners. According to police, the victims had lost their property on account of thefts, burglary, and attention diversion. As much as 79.55 tolas in gold ornaments, and 915 tolas in silver ornaments which were a subject of as many as 22 cases were handed over to owners. As many as 63 vehicles, 39 mobile phones, and ₹ 26,79,300 in cash too were returned.
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