India, Oct. 16 -- At least 88 people, whose mobile phones were either snatched, robbed, stolen or misplaced, got their cellphones back every day this year, as the Delhi Police have recovered and returned 22,882 lost and stolen phones to their rightful owners till September 15, senior police officers said on Thursday.

With 3,010 phones returned to their owners, the southwest district police topped the list of 15 police district and four other police units - crime branch, railways, metro and Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport - in terms of tracing recovering, and returning stolen and lost mobile phones under the Delhi Police's special drive named "Operation Vishwas."

The IGI Airport police remained at the bottom of the list by retu...