Mumbai Police return stolen valuables worth nearly ₹2 Cr to owners

Mumbai Police on Tuesday returned stolen and robbed valuables worth nearly ₹2 crore to their respective owners

Mumbai Police on Tuesday returned stolen and robbed valuables worth nearly ₹2 crore to their respective owners. Commissioner of police Hemant Nagrale handed over the recovered valuables at a function in Byculla.

Mumbai Police return stolen valuables worth nearly ₹2 Cr to owners

Speaking on the occasion, the top cop said, “When the police return lost valuables to the victims then their faith in police force is restored.”

Deputy commissioner of police, zone 5 Paramjit Singh Dahiya said, “Valubles worth total ₹1.92 crore have been recovered in 14 criminal cases. These cases included, Worli senior citizen murder with robbery, robbery by fake police at Byculla and chain snatching, housebreaking cases in Dadar, Sion and other parts of central region of the city.”

Vivek Kothari, Siddhesh Katkar and Narayan Ambre were among other victims who got their valuables back. They expressed their gratitude and appreciated the hardwork police have put in to recover their robbed valuables.

The commisoner of police Nagrale at the ocassion said that when a person suddenly gets his lost article back then he goes into a different world of joy and satisfaction. Hence, keeping this in mind the police officers should take all possible measures to fulfill citizens’ expectations.

Dyannesh Chavan, additional commissioner of police, Central region, appealed to the people present in the function, “Citizens should become police in plain clothes in their area and help us with crucial and important information to bring effective check on crimes.”