In April 2026, the South Tripura District Police cracked a challenging cattle theft case, which initially lacked direct evidence or eyewitnesses, by employing advanced technology-driven methods. The investigation, initiated after multiple theft reports in the Belonia area, involved techniques such as Cell ID tracking, tower dump analysis, and inputs from the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID). A breakthrough came when investigators identified a suspicious mobile number that frequently appeared near crime scenes, leading to the discovery of an organized gang operating across South Tripura, Gomati, and Sepahijala districts. Following this lead, police conducted coordinated raids in Melaghar, resulting in the arrest of three suspects. Superintendent of Police Mourya Krishna reaffirmed the commitment of the district police to combat organized crime through professional investigations and praised the collaborative efforts of the police team involved. The case underscores the growing reliance on modern technology in law enforcement, particularly in the North East region of India, and highlights the importance of public cooperation in reporting illegal activities.