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CALL CENTRE Ujjain Region Centralized Call Centre Ph. No. For All Towns : 0731-6700000, 1912 FOC Telephone number Sr No. Name of Circle Name of Division Name of Town DC/Zone FOC Name & Address Std code Phone-1 Phone-2 1 Nagda Near government hospital,In front of narsingh medical, Nagda ,07366 242323 241911 Ujjain O&M Circle Ujjain O&M Division 2 Barnagar In front of Barnagar thana, Barnagar ,07367 225022 3 Ratlam Palace chouki,In front of mahal wada,Palace road,Ratlam ,07412 270514 201193 4 Ratlam Sunar bawri chouki,in front of bohara masjid, Ratlam ,07412 270519 201192 Ratlam City Division 5 Ratlam O&M Circle Ratlam Powerhouse, 2 BTI ,in front of chouki circuit house, Ratlam ,07412 270515 270103 6 Ratlam Vinova nagar,Ratlam ,07412 270515 7 Jaora O&M Division Jaora Control room,In front of Mahatma gandhi school, station road, Jaora ,07414 221110 8 Mandsaur O&M Mandsaur O&M Mandsaur Ghantahar ,In front of ghantaghar kotwali, Mandsaur ,07422 231240 235399 9 Circle Division Mandsaur In front of stadium market, Town office , Mandsaur ,07422 244227 220869 Neemuch O&M Neemuch O&M 10 Circle Division Neemuch Tagore Marg, Near pustak market corner,40 Tagore marg,Neemuch ,07423 223040 220704 11 Dewas Senior Power house,Near dewas mata mandir, AB Road, senior zone , Dewas ,07272 222038 12 Dewas O&M Circle Dewas City Division Dewas Civil line Zone ,Near collector bunglow, Mendaki road, Dewas ,07272 253134 252039 City & Ind. Zone,Anand bag colony , In front of sayaji gate, Talaab wala 13 Dewas office, Dewas ,07272 253135 252039 14 Shajapur Tanki chouraha, Bercha road,Near tanki chouraha, Shajapur ,07364 228780 229433 Shajapur O&M 15 Shajapur O&M Division Shujalpur Anaj mandi,Near galla mandi , Shujalpur ,07360 242022 Circle 16 Agar Bus stand,Madhavganj chouraha,Near government hospital,Agar ,07362 258276 259274 Note:- For Ujjain city area related Complaints please contact Essel Utilities Vidyut Vitran Co. Pvt. Ltd.- 0734-6611000.

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