Jhenaidah:The Cyber Crime Investigation Cell of the district police successfully returned 104 stolen mobile phones to their rightful owners after recovering them from various areas across the district. The operation also resulted in the retrieval of Taka 53,409, which had been stolen through mobile banking transactions.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the phones and money were recovered through separate drives conducted by the Cyber Crime Investigation Cell in different locations. The recovered items were handed over to the owners during a ceremony held at the conference room of the Superintendent of Police's office.
Superintendent of Police Mia Mohammad Ashis Bin Hasan personally handed over the recovered phones and money to the owners. During the event, he emphasized that cyberbullying, online harassment, and the spread of malicious propaganda are punishable offences under the law. He also highlighted the importance of public awareness in preventing such crimes, stating that collective awareness is vital for building a safe digital society.
The programme was attended by Additional Superintendent of Police (Administration and Finance) Sheikh Billal Hossain, Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime and Operations) Md. Mosfekur Rahman, other officials from the Cyber Crime Investigation Cell, and the beneficiaries of the recovered items.