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District Wise Address of the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB)

ANN ANNEXURE-A S.N District. Address of the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) J&K o. 1. Anantnag. Sathoo Complex near Zonal office J&K Bank, Iqbal Market Anantnag 192101 2. Kulgam. 2nd floor Town Plaza Main Gate Near Mini Secretariat. 192231 3. Pulwama. District Court Complex, New Colony, College Road Pulwama, Opposite Govt. Degree College, Pulwama. Pincode -192301 4. Shopian. Wani Building ,Srinagar Road, Bongam, Near Gurudwara ,Shopian Pincode- 192303 5. Srinagar. House no.55, Syed Abad Bemina , near IMI school boys wing, Srinagar. Pincode -190018 6. Ganderbal. Wani Complex, Duderhama, Near CDPO office, Ganderbal 191201 7. Budgam. House name, Mr. Muslim Jan. ,Sheikhpora, Humhama main road near fitrat abad Budgam, Pincode -191111 8. Bandipora. Building owner- Mr. Zahor Ahmad Shah, Ward no. 10 , Tawheed Abad Bagh, Near J&K rural self employment training office. Bandipora, Pincode , 193502 9. Baramulla. House no.430, Colony – Rehmat Abad, Jetty Road, Opposite College ground, Pincode - 193101 10 Kupwara. SM City Centre, Exchange Road near DSP’s Office Branwari , Kupwara, Pincode 193222 11. Ramban Building Owner Farooq Ahmad Wani, Maitra, Near Jamia Masjid, Maitra Ramban-182144 12. Udhampur. Kallar, Near Govt Degree College for women, Udhampur (J&K) pincode- 182101 13. Jammu. First floor, Haj House, Rail Head Complex, Jammu , District Jammu 180014 14. Samba. Holy Pond , Near Shri Ram Mandir ,Village Jakh , Tehsil , Vijapur. District Samba 184120 15. Rajouri. Building Owner Hatifa Beghum ward no. 5 , Panja Chowk, Near District Police Line, Rajouri C/O J&K Board School Education , Sub-Office , Rajouri Pincode- 185131 16. Kathua. Ward no. 16 , Rakh Sarkar ,Palai, Near A. K Gupta Hospital, Pincode- 184101 17. Kishtwar. W.No. 10 , House no. 124, First Floor , Om Mehta Road ,Shakti Nagar Kishtwar Pincode 182204 18. Doda. Building Owner Mr. Majid Ilyas, First Floor, Near Sports Stadium,Doda, Pincode 182202 19. Poonch. Building Owner Khalil Ahmad, Ward no. 5, mir colony near stadium Poonch, Pincode 185101 20. Reasi. House owner Lal Singh, Ward no. 2 vijaypur road, Garden Estate, Gadhal Reasi 182311 21. Leh. Working Women’s Hostel, Ibex Colony, behind RTO – 194101 22. Kargil. Council Secretariat, Kurbathang Kargil ( Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Kargil) Pincode- 194103 23. Observation 1. R S Pura, Near Bus Stand , Jammu- 181102. Home 2. Harwan, Near Police Station, Harwan, Srinagar- 191123. .

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