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Details of Police Stations and Police Posts in Himachal Pradesh (Including State Vigilance & Anti Corruption Bureau) As on 1-07-2018 DETAILS OF POLICE STATIONS AND POLICE POSTS IN HIMACHAL PRADESH (INCLUDING STATE VIGILANCE & ANTI CORRUPTION BUREAU) AS ON 1-07-2018 Sl. Name of District/ Name of Police Station Name of permanent Name of temporary Remarks No. Unit Police Post functioning Police Post under the Police Station functioning under the Police Station 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. SHIMLA 1. P.S. Sadar Shimla 1. P.P. Lakkar Bazar Nil a) Total P.Ss. =19 2. P.S. East Shimla 2. P.P. Kasumpti Nil b) Perm. P.Ps= 22 c) Temp. PPs= 05 3. P.S. New Shimla Nil Nil 4. P.S. West Shimla 3. P.P. Jautogh 1. P.P. Dhami 4. P.P. Summar Hill 5. P.S. Dhalli 5. P.P. Junga 2. P.P. Mashobra 6. P.P. Sanjauli 6. P.S. Sunni 7. P.P. Jalog (Tharu) Nil 7. P.S. Chopal Nil Nil 8. P.S. Kupvi Nil Nil 9. P.S. Kotkhai Nil 3. P.P. Baghi 10. P.S. Theog 8. P.P. Deha Nil 9. P.P. Fagu 11. P.S. Jhakri (PSOD) 10. P.P. Jeori 4. P.P. Ganvi 11.P.P. Sarahan 12. P.S. Kumarsain 12. P.P.Narkanda Nil 13. P.P. Sainj 13. P.S. Rampur 14. P.P. City Rampur Nil 15. Taklech 14. P.S. Jubbal 16. P.P. Sarswati Nagar Nil 17. P.P. Sawara-Kuddu (PSOD) 15. P.S. Rohru 18. P.P. Dodra Kwar 5. P.P. City Rohru 19. P.P. Tikkar 20. P.P. Khadrala 16. P.S. Nerwa Nil Nil 17. P.S. Chirgaon 21. P.P. Tangnu Romai Nil (PSOD) 22.P.P. Jangla 18 Women P.S. Nil Nil Shimla 19. Police Station Nankhari : 2 : Sl. Name of District/ Name of Police Station Name of permanent Name of temporary Remarks No. Unit Police Post functioning Police Post under the Police functioning under Station the Police Station 2. SOLAN 1. P.S. Parwanoo Nil 1. P.P. Bhoj Nagar a) Total P.Ss.=08 2. P.S. Kasauli 1. P.P. Garkhal Nil b) Perm.PPs= 08 2. P.P. Kuthar c) Temp. PPs= 02 3. P.S. Sadar Solan 3. P.P. City Solan Nil 4. P.P. Saproon 4. P.S. Kandaghat 5. P.P.Chail Nil 6. P.P. Sayari 5. P.S. Dharampur 7. P.P. Subathu Nil 8. P.P. Dagshai 6. P.S. Arki Nil 2. P.P. Kunihar 7. P.S. Baga (PSOD) Nil Nil 8. P.S. Darlaghat Nil Nil 3. Police Distt. Baddi 1. P.S. Nalagarh 1. P.P. Joghon 1. P.P. Dabhota a) Total P.Ss= 05 2. P.S. Baddi Nil Nil b) Perm. PPs=01 3. Women P.S. Baddi c) Temp. PPs=01 4. P.S. Ramshahar Nil Nil 5. P.S. Barotiwala Nil Nil 4. SIRMAUR 1. P.S. Rajgarh 1. P.P. Pajhauta at Fati Nil a) Total P.Ss=10 Patel b) Perm. PPs=06 2. P.S. Pachhad Nil Nil c) Temp. PPs=00 3. P.S. Shillai Nil Nil 4. P.S. Paonta 2. P.P. Rajban Nil 3. P.P. Singhpura 5. P.S. Renuka 4. P.P. Nohra Nil 6. P.S. Nahan 5. P.P. Gunughat Nil 6. P.P. Kacha Tank 7.P.S. Sangrah Nil Nil 8. P.S. Kala Amb Nil Nil 9. Women P.S. Nil Nil Nahan 10. P.S. Majra 5 KINNAUR 1. P.S. Rekong Peo Nil 1. P.P. Kalpa (a) Total PSs= 06 2. P.S. Pooh 1. P.P. Yangthang Nil (b) Perm. PPs= 03 © Temp. PPs= 04 3. P.S. Sangla Nil 2.P.P. Karchham 4. P.S. Bhawa Nagar 2. P.P. Nichar(Sungra) 3. P.P. Kafnoo at 5. P.S. Tapri 3. P.P. Sorang (PSOD) Katgaon 6. P.S, Moorang 4. P.P. Pangi : 3: Sl. Name of District/ Name of Police Station Name of permanent Name of temporary Remarks No. Unit Police Post functioning Police Post under the Police functioning under Station the Police Station 6. BILASPUR 1. P.S. Bharari Nil Nil (a)Total P.Ss= 09 2. P.S. Ghumarwin Nil Nil (b) Perm. PPs= 05 © Temp. PPs= 00 3. P.S. Talai Nil Nil 4. P.S. Barmana 1. P.P. Namhol Nil 2. P.P. Kharsi (PSOD) 5. P.S. Sadar Bilaspur 3. P.P. City Nil 6. P.S. Swarghat Nil Nil 7. P.S. Kot-Kehloor 4. P.P. Naina Devi Ji Nil 5. P. P. Golthai 8. Women P.S. Nil Nil Bilaspur 9. P.S. Jhandutta 7. MANDI 1. P.S. Sundernagar 1. P.P. Slappar 1. P.P. Dehar (a) Total PSs= 13 2. P.S. Gohar Nil (b) Perm. PPs=14 3. P.S. Janjehli © Temp. PPs=03 4. P.S. Karsog 2. P.P. Pangna Nil 5. P.S. Jogindernagar 3. P.P. Ghatta 2. P.P. Lad-Bhadol 4. P.P. Bassi 6. P.S. Sarkaghat 5. P.P. (Hatli- Nil Baldwara 7. P.S. Dharampur 6. P.P. Sandhol 7. P.P. Tihra 8. P.S. Sadar Mandi 8. P.P. City Mandi Nil 9. P.P. Pandoh 10. P.P. Kotli 9. P.S. Padhar 11. P.P. Kamand Nil 10. P.S. Balh 12. P.P. Rewalsar Nil 13.P.P Gagal 11. P.S. Aut Nil 3. P.P. Bali Chowki 12. P.S. BSL Colony 14. P.P. Nihri Nil Sundernagar 13. Women Police Nil Nil Station Mandi : 4 : Sl. Name of District/ Name of Police Station Name of permanent Name of temporary Remarks No. Unit Police Post functioning Police Post under the Police functioning under Station the Police Station 8. KULLU 1. P.S. Nirmand Nil Nil (a) Total PSs= 08 2. P.S. Brow (PSOD) Nil Nil (b) Perm. PPs= 04 3. P.S. Ani 1. P.P. Loohri Nil © Temp. PPs= 02 4. P.S. Manali 2. P.P. Patli-Kuhal Nil 5. P.S. Banjar 3. P.P. Sainj Nil 6. P.S. Kullu 4. P.P. Manikaran 1. P.P. Akhara Bazar 2. P.P. Jari 7. P.S. Bhuntar Nil Nil 8. Women Police Nil Nil Station at Kullu 9. LAHAUL & SPITI 1. P.S. Kaza Nil Nil (a) Total PSs= 03 2. P.S. Keylong 1.P.P. Koksar Nil (b) Perm. PPs= 03 2. P.P. Jalman © Temp.PPs= 00 3. P.S. Udaipur 3. P.P. Tindi Nil 10. HAMIRPUR 1. P.S. Barsar 1. P.P. Deothsidh Nil (a) Total PSs=05 2. P.S. Sadar 2. P.P. Tauni Devi Nil (b) Perm. PPs= 04 3. P.S. Bhoranj 3. P.P. Jahu Nil © Temp.PPs=00 4. P.P. Awahdevi 4.P.S.Nadaun Nil Nil 5. P.S. Sujanpur Nil Nil 11. CHAMBA 1. P.S. Khairi 1. P.P.Churah Nil (a) Total PSs= 08 2. P.S. Dalhousie 2. P.P. Dalhousie 1. P.P. Banikhet (b) Perm. PPs= 13 3. P.P. Baloon © Temp.PPs= 05 3.P.S. Chowari 4.. P.P.Sihunta Nil 5. Bakloh 4. P.S. Tissa Nil 2. P. P. Nakror 5. P.S. Kihar 6. P.P. Surgani 3. P.P. Salooni 7. P.P. Sanghani 6. P.S. Sadar 8. P.P. City Chamba 4. P.P. Sultanpur 9. P.P. Drada 7. P.S. Bharmaur 10. P.P. Holi 5. P.P. Gehra 11. P.P. Kutehr (PSOD) 8. P.S. Pangi 12. P.P. Purthy Nil 13.P.P. Dharwas : 5 : Sl. Name of District/ Name of Police Station Name of permanent Name of temporary Remarks No. Unit Police Post functioning Police Post under the Police functioning under Station the Police Station 12. KANGRA 1. P.S. Palampur Nil (a) Total PSs= 21 2. P.S. Panchrukhi (b) Perm. PPs=14 3. P.S. Lambagaon Nil 1.P.P. Alampur © Temp. PPs= 10 2.P.P. Thural 4. P.S. Nurpur Nil 3. P.P. Rehan 4. P.P. Gangath 5. P.P. Kandwal 5. P.S. Indora 1. P.P. Damtal Nil 2. P.P. Dhangupir 3. P.P. Thakurdwara 6. P.S. Dehra 4. P.P. Sansarpur Nil Terrace 5. P.P. Dadasiba 7. P.S. Jawalaji Nil Nil 8. P.S. Jawali 6. P.P. Kotla 6. P.P. Nagrota Surian 9. P.S. Baijnath 7. P.P. Chadhiyar Nil 8. P.P. Multhan 10. P.S. Kangra 9. P.P. Tanda 7. P.P. Lanj 11. P.S. Nagrota 10. PP Baroh Nil Bagwan 12.P.S. Dharamshala 11. P.P. Yol Nil 13. P.S. Mecleodganj Nil Nil 14. P.S. Shahpur Nil 8. P.P. Darini 15. P.S. Haripur 12. P.P. Ranital Nil 16. P.S. Bhawarna Nil 9. P.P. Dheera 17. P.S. Fatehpur Nil 10. P.P. Rey 18. Women P.S. Nil Nil Dharamshala 19. P.S.Khundian 13.P.P. Majheen Nil 14. P.P. Lagru 20. P.S. Rakkar Nil Nil 21. P.S. Gaggal Nil Nil 13. UNA 1. P.S. Sadar Una 1. P.P. Mehatpur - (a) Total PSs= 07 2. P.P. City Una (b) Perm. PPs= 07 2. P.S. Haroli 3. P.P. Santokhgarh Nil © Temp.PPs= 0 4. P.P. Pandoga 5. P.P. Tahliwal 3. P.S. Bangana 6. P.P. Jol Nil 4. P.S. Amb Nil Nil 5. P.S. Gagret 7. P.P. Daulatpur Nil 6. P.S. Chintpurni Nil Nil 7. Women P.S. Una Nil Nil :6: Sl. Name of District/ Name of Police Name of permanent Name of temporary Remarks No.
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