MUMBAI: In perhaps the first such case in the state, city police have arrested two men for snatching the mobile phone of a make-up artist after police posted the stolen handset's IMEI number on the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR), brought into force by the department of telecommunications<\/a> (DoT). 也许的第一例,城市警方已经逮捕了两名男子抢夺化妆师警方发布的手机被盗手机的IMEI号码中央设备身份注册(CEIR),由电信部门生效(点)。 孟买:在可能的第一例,城市警方已经逮捕了两名男子抢化妆师警方发布的手机被盗手机的IMEI号码中央设备身份注册(CEIR),使生效的电信部(点)。
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Police found two new SIM cards had been inserted in the phone but they did not work as the handset's IMEI number had been blocked by CEIR.
The 29-year-old victim filed an FIR with Matunga police on April 27 last year. She said she was in the Five Gardens area when two bike-borne men snatched her mobile and headphones and sped away.
\"We got CCTV camera footage of the area but it was not clear. We checked all the possibilities,\" detection officer Prashant Kamble said, adding, \"We posted the complainant's mobile details on the CEIR and got an alert that two new SIM cards had been inserted in the phone. This led us to the accused.\" Police recovered the mobile and the headphones and arrested Ashish Kamble and Sumit Jadhav.
IMEI on DoT register<\/a>: Cops get alert if SIM inserted in phone
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Using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR), Mumbai police<\/a> cracked a mobile and headphones theft case and nabbed two men, one of whom had given the phone to a relative for use.
The theft took place in April last year and the information on the phone was posted on the CEIR this January. Initially, the probe hit a block and police filed an A summary report (case not detected) in court. Now, they have informed the court that they have reopened the case.
Senior police officials have instructed every city police station to upload information about stolen or missing phones on the CEIR portal. They said with CEIR, tracking a stolen or missing phone has become easy. Once the IMEI number is reported to CEIR, it's blocked. So, when another SIM is inserted in such a phone (registered on CEIR), police will get an alert.
Satya Narayan Chaudhary, joint commissioner of police, law and order, said, \"All police stations have their own login and password. We will soon be returning the mobile phones and other items found\/recovered during our investigation.\"
He said people who have lost their mobile phones must lodge police complaints.
Earlier, to track a stolen or lost mobile phone, the detection officer would write to the senior inspector of the concerned police station. The letter would then go to the zonal DCP before it would be sent to all mobile operators for information about the new SIM in such a device.
With the use of CEIR, police don't have to write to different mobile companies separately, they now post information on missing or stolen phones on the portal.
Vinay Jambhali, director at DoT and nodal officer for the CEIR project in the state, said they were training police personnel through webinars. \"Since the last couple of months, the project has been on in full swing in Maharashtra<\/a> and Goa. Earlier, each district police had a single login and password. Now, in Mumbai, all police stations have been given individual login and passwords and that's yielding good results.\"
After a phone's IMEI information is fed on the CEIR, the blacklist (BL) access log is tracked to generate a traceability report for police stations. The blacklist and greylist are shared daily with mobile operators. Once a new SIM is inserted in the lost or stolen phone, the mobile operator's BL access log is triggered and the traceability report is shared by the CEIR. When an IMEI number is blocked, the phone will not work but will send a message to the mobile operator about the new SIM as part of the BL access log.
\"The system is picking up pace in Mumbai and Goa, and it will hopefully happen with police in other districts. The public is requested to utilise KYM (know your mobile) mobile app of CDOT through the Play Store to confirm that the handset being purchased is both genuine and to verify the model's IMEI is not blacklisted on the Indian mobile network. People may visit https:\/\/ ceir.gov.in to understand more about the system through its features as well as FAQs,\" said Jambhali.
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首先在马哈拉施特拉邦,孟买警察使用点注册破解手机盗窃,逮捕2人
警方发现两个新的SIM卡插入手机,但他们没有工作手机的IMEI号码已经被CEIR。
这位29岁的受害者提起的冷杉Matunga警方去年4月27日。她说她在五个花园面积两个bike-borne男人抢了她的手机和耳机扬长而去。
“我们有闭路电视录像的区域,但不清楚。我们检查了所有的可能性,”检测长Prashant Kamble说:“我们发布了原告的移动细节CEIR和警报时,两个新的SIM卡插在手机。这使我们被告。”Police recovered the mobile and the headphones and arrested Ashish Kamble and Sumit Jadhav.
IMEI上点注册:警察警告如果SIM卡插在手机
使用中央设备身份注册(CEIR),孟买警方手机和耳机盗窃案件,逮捕了两名男子,其中一个给了电话相对使用。
盗窃发生在去年4月,手机上的信息发布到CEIR今年1月。最初,调查击中一块提交一份总结报告和警察在法庭上(案例不是发现)。现在,他们已经通知法院,他们已经重新开放。
高级警察官员指示每个城市警察局上传信息被盗或丢失的手机CEIR门户。他们说CEIR,追踪被盗或丢失手机变得容易。一旦报CEIR IMEI号码,这是屏蔽。所以,当另一个SIM卡插入在这样一个电话(CEIR注册),警察会得到一个警告。
萨提亚纳Chaudhary联合警察专员,法律和秩序,说,“所有警察局有自己的登录名和密码。我们将很快返回手机和其他物品/回收我们的调查过程中发现的。”
他说,那些失去他们的手机必须提出警察投诉。
早些时候,追踪被盗或遗失手机,检测人员将编写有关警察局的高级督察。这封信将去带状DCP之前,将发送到所有移动运营商新的SIM在这样一个设备的信息。
使用CEIR,警察没有单独写不同的移动公司,他们现在职位信息丢失或被盗的手机门户网站。
点和节点官主任Vinay Jambhali CEIR项目状态,说他们训练警察人员通过在线研讨会。“过去几个月以来,该项目已经全面展开马哈拉施特拉邦和果阿。早些时候,各地警方一个登录名和密码。在孟买,现在已经给所有的警察局个人登录和密码和产生良好的结果。”
后手机的IMEI CEIR信息是美联储,黑名单(提单)访问日志跟踪生成一个可跟踪性报告警察局。黑名单和greylist共享日常与移动运营商。一旦新的SIM卡插入手机丢失或被盗,移动运营商的提单触发访问日志和跟踪报告由CEIR共享。IMEI号码被阻塞时,手机不工作,但会将消息发送给移动运营商对新SIM作为提单的一部分访问日志。
“系统正在加快步伐在孟买和果阿,希望与警方发生在其他地区。公众要求利用KYM(知道你的移动)移动应用CDOT通过玩商店确认购买的手机是真正的和验证模型的IMEI不是印度移动网络黑名单。人们可能会访问https:// ceir.gov.in理解更多关于系统通过其特性以及faq,“Jambhali说。
MUMBAI: In perhaps the first such case in the state, city police have arrested two men for snatching the mobile phone of a make-up artist after police posted the stolen handset's IMEI number on the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR), brought into force by the department of telecommunications<\/a> (DoT).
Police found two new SIM cards had been inserted in the phone but they did not work as the handset's IMEI number had been blocked by CEIR.
The 29-year-old victim filed an FIR with Matunga police on April 27 last year. She said she was in the Five Gardens area when two bike-borne men snatched her mobile and headphones and sped away.
\"We got CCTV camera footage of the area but it was not clear. We checked all the possibilities,\" detection officer Prashant Kamble said, adding, \"We posted the complainant's mobile details on the CEIR and got an alert that two new SIM cards had been inserted in the phone. This led us to the accused.\" Police recovered the mobile and the headphones and arrested Ashish Kamble and Sumit Jadhav.
IMEI on DoT register<\/a>: Cops get alert if SIM inserted in phone
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Using the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR), Mumbai police<\/a> cracked a mobile and headphones theft case and nabbed two men, one of whom had given the phone to a relative for use.
The theft took place in April last year and the information on the phone was posted on the CEIR this January. Initially, the probe hit a block and police filed an A summary report (case not detected) in court. Now, they have informed the court that they have reopened the case.
Senior police officials have instructed every city police station to upload information about stolen or missing phones on the CEIR portal. They said with CEIR, tracking a stolen or missing phone has become easy. Once the IMEI number is reported to CEIR, it's blocked. So, when another SIM is inserted in such a phone (registered on CEIR), police will get an alert.
Satya Narayan Chaudhary, joint commissioner of police, law and order, said, \"All police stations have their own login and password. We will soon be returning the mobile phones and other items found\/recovered during our investigation.\"
He said people who have lost their mobile phones must lodge police complaints.
Earlier, to track a stolen or lost mobile phone, the detection officer would write to the senior inspector of the concerned police station. The letter would then go to the zonal DCP before it would be sent to all mobile operators for information about the new SIM in such a device.
With the use of CEIR, police don't have to write to different mobile companies separately, they now post information on missing or stolen phones on the portal.
Vinay Jambhali, director at DoT and nodal officer for the CEIR project in the state, said they were training police personnel through webinars. \"Since the last couple of months, the project has been on in full swing in Maharashtra<\/a> and Goa. Earlier, each district police had a single login and password. Now, in Mumbai, all police stations have been given individual login and passwords and that's yielding good results.\"
After a phone's IMEI information is fed on the CEIR, the blacklist (BL) access log is tracked to generate a traceability report for police stations. The blacklist and greylist are shared daily with mobile operators. Once a new SIM is inserted in the lost or stolen phone, the mobile operator's BL access log is triggered and the traceability report is shared by the CEIR. When an IMEI number is blocked, the phone will not work but will send a message to the mobile operator about the new SIM as part of the BL access log.
\"The system is picking up pace in Mumbai and Goa, and it will hopefully happen with police in other districts. The public is requested to utilise KYM (know your mobile) mobile app of CDOT through the Play Store to confirm that the handset being purchased is both genuine and to verify the model's IMEI is not blacklisted on the Indian mobile network. People may visit https:\/\/ ceir.gov.in to understand more about the system through its features as well as FAQs,\" said Jambhali.
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