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Statement Showing District Wise PS /OP ( Indicating Place) Functioning/ Nonfunctioning Under Different District As On Statement Showing District Wise PS /OP ( indicating place) functioning/ Nonfunctioning under different district as on. - -2018 1 Baksa Dist Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Goreswar Funtional 1 Anandabazar Funtional 2 Tamulpur Funtional 2 Darangamela Funtional 3 Barama Funtional 3 Nikashi Funtional 4 Salbari Funtional 4 Athiabari Funtional 5 Gobardhana Funtional 5 Gandhibari Funtional 6 Simla Funtional 6 Suhagpur Funtional 7 Mushalpur Funtional 7 Dolbari Funtional 8 Borbori Funtional 8 Kumarikata Funtional 9 Nagrijuli Funtional 10 Baganpara Funtional 11 Doomni Funtional Functional P.S = 8 Functional O.P = 11 Page 1 2 Barpeta Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Barpeta Funtional 1 Kayakuchi Funtional 2 Howly Funtional 2 Baghmara Funtional 3 Barpeta Road Funtional 3 Pathsala Funtional 4 Sorbhog Funtional 4 Sarupeta Funtional 5 Kalgachia Funtional 5 Mandia Funtional 6 Tarabari Funtional 6 Balapara Funtional 7 Baghbor Funtional 7 Bhabanipur Funtional 8 Patacharkuchi Funtional 8 Borvitha Funtional (Un Sanctioned) 9 Sarthebari Funtional 9 Balikuri Funtional (Un Sanctioned) 10 Kachumara (R/PS) Funtional 10 Moainbari Funtional (Un Sanctioned) 11 Alopatichar (R/PS) Funtional 11 Mazdia Funtional (Un Sanctioned) 12 Dhumorpathar Funtional (Un Sanctioned) 13 Medical College Hospital Funtional (Un Sanctioned) Funtional P.S. = 11 Funtional O.P = 7 Funtional (Un Sanctioned) = 6 Page 2 3 Biswanath Chariali District Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Biswanath Chariali Funtional 1 Hawajan Funtional 2 Behali Funtional 2 Itakhola Funtional 3 Helem Funtional 3 Balichang Funtional 4 Gohpur Funtional 4 Borgong Funtional 5 Ginjia Funtional 5 Jhaighran Funtional 6 Sootea Funtional 7 Jamuguri Funtional 8 Biswanathghat (R/PS) Funtional Functional P.S. = 7 OP Functional = 5 River PS =1 Page 3 4 Bongaigaon Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Manikpur Funtional 1 Salabila Funtional 2 Bongaigaon Funtional 2 North - Salmara Funtional 3 Abhayapuri Funtional 3 Bidyapur Funtional 4 Jogighopa Funtional 4 Baitamari Funtional 5 Mererchar (R/PS) Funtional 5 Borghola Funtional Funtional P.S. = 5 Funtional O.P. = 5 Page 4 5 Cachar Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Silchar Funtional 1 Tarapur TOP Funtional 2 Borkhola Funtional 2 Malugram TOP Funtional 3 Katigorah Funtional 3 Rangirkhari TOP Funtional 4 Dholai Funtional 4 Palong ghat Funtional 5 Sonai Funtional 5 Arunachal Funtional 6 Lakhipur Funtional 6 Kumbhirgram (SOP ) Funtional 7 Udarbond Funtional 7 Ghungur Funtional 8 Jirighat Funtional 8 Dargakona Funtional 9 Joypur Funtional 10 Kachudaram Funtional 11 Annapurnaghat Non- Functional 12 Kalain Non- Functional 13 Dwarbond Non- Functional Functional P.S. = 10 Functional O.P. = 8 Non- Functional PS = 3 Page 5 6Charaideo Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Sonari Funtional 1 Tengapukhuri Funtional 2 Mathurapur Funtional 2 Sepon Funtional 3 Kakatibari Funtional 3 Suffry Funtional ( Non- Functional) 4 Moranhat Funtional 4 Tinalipam Funtional ( Non- Functional) 5 Namtola Funtional 6 Sapekhati Funtional 7 Borhat Funtional 8 Charaipung Funtional Functional O. P. = 2 Functional P.S = 8 Functional O. P.( Unsanctioned) = 2 Page 6 7 Chirang dist Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Basugaon Funtional 1 Ballamguri Funtional 2 Bijni Funtional 2 Garubhasha Funtional 3 Sidli Funtional 3 Borobazar Funtional 4 Dhaligaon Funtional 4 Rowmari Funtional 5 Amguri Funtional 5 Dangtal Funtional 6 Panbari Funtional 6 Koila-moila Funtional 7 Runikhata Funtional 7 Dadgiri Funtional 8 Kajalgaon Non- functional 8 Kumguri Non- Funtional Santipur /pp 9 Ouguri Non- Funtional Funtional P.S - 7 Funtional O.P. - 7 Un-Funtional P.S - 1 Non- Functional O.P.- 2 Page 7 8 Commissioner of Police Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Jalukbari Funtional 2 Maligaon Funtional 3 Borjhar Funtional 4 Kamakhya Funtional 5 Fancy Bazar Funtional 6 Birubari Funtional 7 I.S.B.T. Funtional 8 Panikhaiti Funtional 9 Bhagadattapur Funtional 10 Udalbakara Funtional 11 Jorabat Funtional 12 Khanapara Non- Functional East Police District ( DCP East) 1 Basistha Funtional 2 Hatigaon Funtional 3 Dispur Funtional 4 Bhangagarh Funtional Central Police ( DCP Central) District 5 Panbazar Funtional 6 Paltanbazar Funtional 7 Latasil Funtional 8 Chandmari Funtional 9 Geetanagar Funtional 10 Noonmati Funtional 11 All women P.S. Funtional 12 Sachal Funtional West Police District ( DCP West) Page 8 13 Azara Funtional 14 Gorchuk Funtional 15 Fatasil Ambari Funtional 16 Khetri Funtional 17 Sonapur Funtional 18 Pragjyotishpur Funtional 19 Jalukbari Funtional 20 Bharalumukh Funtional Functional P.S. = 20 Functional O.P. = 11 Non- Functional O.P. = 1 Page 9 9 Darrang Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Functional Functional 1 Mangaldoi Functional 1 Burah Functional 2 Dalgaon Functional 2 Daipam Functional Functional (un- 3 Dhula Functional 3 Silbori sanctioned) Functional (un- 4 Sipajhar Functional 4 Panbari sanctioned) Functional (un- 5 Shyampur (R/PS) Functional 5 Patharighat sanctioned) 6 Kharupetia Functional Functional P.S = 6 Functional O.P = 2 Functional (un- sanctioned) 3 Page 10 10 Dhemaji Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Dhemaji Funtional 1 Bordoloni Funtional 2 Silapathar Funtional 2 Machkhowa Funtional 3 Jonai Funtional 3 Sisiborgaon Funtional 4 Gogamukh Funtional 5 Gerukamukh Funtional 6 Simenchapori Funtional 7 Chengajanghat Funtional Functional PS = 7 Functional O.P = 3 Page 11 11Dhubri Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Dhubri Funtional 1 B.N.College T.O.P. Funtional 2 Golakganj Funtional 2 Bazar T.O.P Funtional 3 Bilashipara Funtional 3 Chotoguma Funtional 4 Chapar Funtional 4 Chagalia Funtional 5 Gouripur Funtional 5 Balajan Funtional 6 Tamarhat Funtional 6 Nayeralga Funtional 7 Agomoni Funtional 7 Nayahat Funtional 8 Sapatgram Funtional 8 Atani Funtional 9 Salkocha Funtional ( Un- sanctioned) 10 Raniganj Funtional ( Un- sanctioned) Funtional PS = 8 Funtional OP = 8 Funtional OP ( Un- sanctioned) = 2 Page 12 12 Dibrugarh Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Dibrugarh Funtional 1 Borbori Funtional 2 Borbarua Funtional 2 Charkholia Chapori Funtional 3 Moran Funtional 3 Borbam Funtional 4 Duliajan Funtional 4 Mohanbari Funtional 5 Tengakhat Funtional 5 Sachani Funtional 6 Joypur Funtional 6 Bamunbari Funtional 7 Namrup Funtional 7 Rajgarh Funtional 8 Lahowal Funtional 8 Milan nagar Funtional 9 Chabua Funtional 9 Tingrai Chariali Funtional 10 Khowang Funtional 10 Gabharupathar Funtional 11 Rohmoria Funtional 11 Nowholia Funtional 12 Naharkatia Funtional 12 Bhadoi Panchali Funtional 13 Tingkhong Funtional 13 Ghoramara Funtional 14 Dikom Funtional 15 Belbari Non- Funtional Funtional PS = 13 Funtional O.P = 14 Non- Funtional O.P = 1 Page 13 13 Dima Hasao Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Haflong Functional 1 Dittock Cherra OP Functional 2 Maibong Functional 2 Hatikhali Functional 3 Langting Functional 3 Manderdisa Functional 4 Dehangi Functional 4 Panimur Functional 5 Diyangmukh Functional 5 Three Kilo Functional 6 Harangajao Functional 6 Lanku Functional 7 Mahur Functional 7 Sarkari Bagan TOP Functional 8 Umrangshu Functional 8 Purana Leikul Non- Functional Functional P.S = 8 Functional O.P = 7 Non- Functional O.P = 1 Page 14 14 Goalpara Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Goalpara Funtional 1 Goalpara T.O.P. Funtional 2 Dudhnoi Funtional 2 Kharmuja Funtional 3 Rangjuli Funtional 3 Kukurkata Funtional 4 Dhupdhara Funtional 4 Joleswar Funtional 5 Lakhipur Funtional 5 Simlitola Funtional 6 Matia Funtional 6 Chandardinga (RPO) Funtional 7 Baguan Funtional 7 Majeralga (RPO) Funtional 8 Marnoi Funtional 8 Aye (RPO) Funtional 9 Chunari Funtional 9 Buraburi (RPO) Funtional 10 Krishnai Funtional 10 Bahati Funtional ( un-sanctioned) 11 Agia Funtional 11 Damra Funtional ( un-sanctioned) 12 Pancharanta (R/PS) Funtional 12 Rangsai Funtional ( un-sanctioned) Functional P.S. = 11 Functional O.P. = 5 River P.S. = 1 Functional O.P. ( Un-sanctioned) = 3 River O.P.=4 Page 15 15 Golaghat Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Golaghat Funtional 1 Kohora Funtional 2 Bokakhat Funtional 2 Khumtai Funtional 3 Kamargaon Funtional 3 Dhekial Funtional 4 Dergaon Funtional 4 Kamarbandha Funtional 5 Ghiladhari Funtional 5 Furkating Funtional 6 Sarupathar Funtional 6 Numaligarh Refinery Funtional 7 Borpathar Funtional 7 Sumonigaon Funtional 8 Merapani Funtional 8 Naniajan Funtional 9 Chungajan Funtional 10 Jamuguri Funtional 11 Bogijan Funtional 12 Uriamghat Funtional Functional P.S. = 12 Functional O.P. = 8 Page 16 16 Hailakandi Funtional & Non- Funtional & Non- Sl. No. Police Stations Out Posts Remarks Functional Functional 1 Hailakandi Funtional 1 Katakhal Funtional 2 Lala Funtional 2 Bandukmara Funtional 3 Katlichera Funtional 3 Kalacherra Funtional 4 Algapur Funtional 4 Bilaipur
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