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Court wise Police Stations - Junagadh District Civil Court - Junagadh Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. 1 Chief Judicial Magistrate B-Division Police Station (Part - I & II) 2 2nd Additional Senior Civil Judge & ACJM A-Division Police Station (Part - I & II) Or Negotiable C-Division Police Station (Part - I, II & III) 3 3rd Additional Senior Civil Judge & ACJM Forest Department Bhavnath Police Station All Part 4 4th Additional Senior Civil Judge & ACJM Railway Police Station Juvenile Justice Board Or 5 5th Additional Senior Civil Judge & ACJM Mahila Police Station Or Taluka Police Station (All Part) A-Division Police Station (Part - III) Or 9 Additional Civil Judge & JMFC B-Division Police Station (Part - III) 10 2nd Additional Civil Judge & JMFC Bilkha Police Station (All Part) 11 3rd Additional Civil Judge & JMFC GEB Police Station Civil Court - Bhesan Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC Bhesan Police Station Civil Court - Keshod Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. Keshod City Police Station 1 (Ad-Hoc) Additional Civil Judge & JMFC Railway (O.P.) Police Station Civil Court - Malia Hatina Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. Maliya Hatina Police Station Chorwad Police Station 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC GEB, Rajkot (GUVNL) Police Station Railway, Junagadh Police Station R.F.O., Maliya Hatina Civil Court - Manavadar Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. Manavadar Police Station 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC Bantva Police Station Civil Court - Mangrol Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. Mangrol Police Staton Mangrol Marine Police Staton 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC Somnath Marine Police Staton GEB, Rajkot (GUVNL) Police Station 2 (Ad-Hoc) Additional Civil Judge & JMFC Shil Police Staton Civil Court - Mendarda Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC Mendarda Police Station Civil Court - Vanthali Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC Vanthali Police Station Civil Court - Visavadar Sr. Designation Police Station Name No. GEB Police Station, Rajkot 1 Principal Civil Judge & JMFC Visavadar Police Station.

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