Updated On: 25 July, 2025 06:02 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed
Mumbai Police on Friday returned stolen and misplaced items worth more than Rs 1.54 crore to 227 rightful owners, police said. Pics/Mumbai Police

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The items were returned by BKC, Kherwadi, Nirmal Nagar, Vakola, Vile Parle, Sahar and Airport police stations under the jurisdiction of Zone VIII, said Deputy Commissioner of Police Manish Kalwaniya
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The items include mobile phones, jewellery, vehicles, laptops and cash, all of which were recovered over the last few months after FIRs were registered, he said

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In a similar event in March this year, the Zone IX of the Mumbai Police had organised a ‘Seized Property-Return Ceremony’ and handed over valuables worth around Rs 3 crore to their respective owners, police had earlier said
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During the event in March, the police had returned stolen and missing items such as cash, mobile phones, gold jewellery, vehicles, watches, and other belongings to the owners

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The complainants who reported their valuables missing were invited to the event at St Joseph’s Church in Juhu. The complainants expressed their satisfaction over the police`s action after receiving their stolen and missing valuables
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A total of 184 items, collectively valuing Rs 3,02,25,747, were returned to the complainants during the event that was held in March, an official had earlier said

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Earlier this month, the Kalyan Police Zone in Maharashtra`s Thane district has returned 72 mobile phones, reported stolen or lost, to their respective owners, according to an official official
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