Ganderbal, December 26, 2025: In a notable success reflecting the growing efficiency of cyber policing, Ganderbal Police has recovered 46 missing and lost mobile phones, collectively worth several lakhs of rupees, from different locations across the union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. The recoveries were made by the Cyber Police Station Ganderbal following multiple complaints lodged by citizens through the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) Portal and other police units over the past four months. Acting swiftly on these inputs and under the close supervision of SSP Ganderbal Shri Khalil Ahmad Poswal-JKPS, dedicated teams were constituted to trace the devices using advanced technical tools and coordinated field operations. After sustained efforts, the teams successfully tracked and recovered the missing mobile phones from various districts. The recovered devices were formally handed over to their rightful owners during a brief function held today. The handover was carried out by SSP Khalil Ahmad Poswal in the presence of the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Headquarters Ganderbal, after completing all required legal formalities. Officials stated that the achievement highlights the police department’s commitment to addressing public grievances and tackling cyber-enabled crimes through effective use of technology. The initiative has also provided much-needed relief to citizens who had lost valuable personal data along with their devices. Meanwhile, the Cyber Police Station Ganderbal has advised the public to remain vigilant while using mobile phones and electronic gadgets. Citizens have been urged to promptly report cases of loss, theft, or cyber fraud on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal and approach the nearest cyber police unit without delay. Ganderbal Police reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring cyber safety and protecting the digital interests of the people.