Recovery Operation Led by IT Branch
GUJRAT – The district police Gujrat recovered 82 lost and stolen mobile phones during June 2026 through the E-Gadget tracking software and returned those to their rightful owners. According to a police spokesperson, the recovery operation was carried out by the district police IT branch under the supervision of IT In-charge Sub-Inspector Syed Nadeem Iqbal and his team. Following the completion of the required verification process, the recovered mobile phones were handed over to their original owners.
Advanced Technology for Public Safety
He said the police were adopting advanced technological solutions alongside conventional policing methods to enhance public safety and improve service delivery, adding that protecting the lives and property of citizens remained the department’s foremost priority. The use of E-Gadget tracking software marks a significant step in leveraging digital tools for crime prevention and property recovery.
Process of Verification and Return
The police spokesperson explained that each recovered device underwent a thorough verification process to ensure it was returned to the legitimate owner. This involved cross-checking IMEI numbers, purchase receipts, and other identifying documents. The initiative has been widely appreciated by the local community, as it not only recovers valuable property but also deters theft and illegal trade of mobile phones.
Meanwhile, Suthra Punjab workers lodged a protest in Gujrat demanding payment of their salaries. The workers, employed under the Suthra Punjab sanitation program, staged a demonstration outside the district administration office, alleging that their wages had been withheld for several months. They warned of an escalated protest if their demands were not met promptly.
