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Where Is ‘Mobile KD’ Milton Kumar Debdas, the ‘Wizard’ of Recovering Stolen Phones?

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Where Is ‘Mobile KD’ Milton Kumar Debdas, the ‘Wizard’ of Recovering Stolen Phones?
Milton Kumar Debdas, a sub-inspector of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police, once became widely known for his success in recovering stolen and lost mobile phones. Using technology and investigative skills to trace and recover phones, he earned the nickname ‘Mobile KD’. However, questions have recently resurfaced about where he is now and what he is currently doing.

Various reports published in 2023 said that Milton Kumar Debdas had helped recover thousands of stolen and lost mobile phones. One report claimed that the number of phones recovered through his efforts had exceeded 6,500. His ability to trace and recover stolen phones subsequently drew considerable public attention.

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His approach to recovering stolen phones reportedly involved combining technological tools with investigative expertise. His role in identifying suspects and recovering phones based on leads from lost or stolen devices was highlighted in several media reports at the time.

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After becoming known as ‘Mobile KD’, he also attracted considerable attention on social media. Many victims reportedly shared their experiences of getting their lost phones back through his assistance. As a result, he became widely recognized among members of the public as a police officer skilled in recovering stolen and lost mobile phones.

However, as his activities have become less visible in the media over time, many people are now asking where Milton Kumar Debdas is currently posted and whether he is still involved in recovering stolen and lost mobile phones.

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The name ‘Mobile KD’ has recently started drawing renewed attention on social media. However, without up-to-date and reliable information about his current posting or responsibilities, no definitive claim can be made about his present activities.

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His past success in recovering stolen and lost mobile phones, however, remains a notable example of technology-assisted crime investigation within the police force.

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