Mumbai Police Tracks And Recovers Phone Of A UP Judge, Internet Impressed
NDTV
The police tracked down the taxi driver with the assistance of the surveillance system.
The Mumbai Police are receiving praise for their prompt retrieval of a mobile phone belonging to an Additional District Judge from Uttar Pradesh. The incident unfolded when the judge, visiting Mumbai, accidentally left his phone in an online taxi near Airport Terminal 1.
Upon realizing the loss, the judge swiftly filed a complaint through the Mumbai Police's online portal, outlining the circumstances of the phone's misplacement and seeking assistance for its recovery. The officials at the Airport Police Station promptly took action upon receiving the complaint.
The police efficiently tracked down the taxi driver with the assistance of the surveillance system. Additionally, the taxi driver willingly collaborated with the effort to recover the lost item.
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