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Lalbaugcha Raja Visarjan 2026: 192 Mobile Phones Stolen Amid Massive Crowd; 18 Thieves Held, Including Women & Minor

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Lalbaugcha Raja Visarjan 2026: 192 Mobile Phones Stolen Amid Massive Crowd; 18 Thieves Held, Including Women &

Around 200 mobile phone theft complaints were received during Lalbaugcha Raja's immersion procession, with police registering 192 missing-phone cases and arresting 18 people, including a minor. Police also registered 10 cases involving phone and chain theft. Fourteen phones and seven gold chains were recovered, while CCTV and cyber surveillance are being used to trace other alleged gang members.

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