Recovered lost mobile phones were formally handed over to their true owners by Narail Superintendent of Police Mohammad Al Mamun Sikder. Under the direct guidance of Narail District Superintendent of Police Mohammad Al Mamun Sikder, the Cyber Crime Investigation Cell (CCIC) has been actively continuing its recovery operations. Police personnel working in the Cyber Crime Investigation Cell—including Sub-Inspector (Unarmed) Rajesh Kumar Das, Sub-Inspector (Unarmed) Prosenjit Ghosh, and Sub-Inspector (Unarmed) Md. Rakibul Hasan, alongside other officers—utilize information technology to recover lost mobile phones and funds embezzled through online scams across the four upazilas of Narail district.
Continuing this momentum, a total of 36 lost mobile phones of various models recovered during September and October were officially handed over to the victims by Superintendent of Police Mohammad Al Mamun Sikder on the morning of November 2.
Read nextHousewife Whose Throat Was Slit Dies; Husband Arrested in Damudya, ShariatpurUpon receiving their lost mobile phones back, the owners became visibly emotional with joy. Expressing their relief, the victims stated that they had almost given up hope of ever recovering their belongings, but the police rewarded their trust by successfully tracing and recovering their phones and money. They explained that whenever their phones or money were lost, they lodged General Diaries (GDs) at the nearest police stations and coordinated with the Cyber Crime Investigation Cell team in Narail, which led to the recovery of their devices. They expressed deep gratitude toward the Superintendent of Police and the dedicated members of the Narail Cyber Crime Investigation Cell for their sincerity and efficiency.
The event was attended by Md. Alauddin, Officer-in-Charge of the District Detective Branch (DB), alongside other police personnel serving in the Narail Cyber Crime Investigation Cell.
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Reported by Ujjwal Ray, Narail Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
