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State/UT Wise and Jail-Type Wise Number of Jails, Their Location and Video Conference Facilities As on 31St December 2015 State/UT wise and jail-type wise number of jails, their location and video conference facilities as on 31st December 2015 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose STATES 1 ANDHRA PRADESH 1CENTRAL JAIL [ 4 jail(s) ] 1 Central Prison, Rajahmundry Ph.: 0883-2471990 YES NO NO Central Prison, Rajahmundry East Godavari District Fax: 0883-242882 [email protected] 2 Central Prison, Visakhapatnam Ph.: 0891-2870601 YES NO NO Central Prison, Srikrishnapuram, Visakhapatnam Fax: 08912870600 [email protected] 3 Central Prison, Kadapa Ph.: 08562-200559 YES NO NO Central Prison, Ramnjaneyapuram, Madras Road Fax: 08562-249550 Kadapa Ysr District [email protected] 4 Central Prison Nellore Ph.: 0861-2331639 NO NO NO Central Prison, Mulapet, Nellore SPSR Nellore Dist Fax: 0861-2313867 [email protected] 2DISTRICT JAIL [ 7 jail(s) ] 1 District Jail, Vijayawada Ph.: 0866-2574236 YES NO NO District Jail Vijayawada Taluka Compund Fax: 0866-2571762 Vijayawada-520003 [email protected] 2 District Jail, Guntur Ph.: 0863-2232547 YES NO NO Main Road Brodipet Guntur Fax: 0863-2232547 [email protected] 3 District Jail, Srikakulam Ph.: 08942-241251 YES NO NO District Jail, Ampolu, Gara (M) Srikakulam Fax: 08942-241251 [email protected] 4 District Jail, Eluru Ph.: 08812-2244633 YES NO NO District jail, kotadibba, Opposite Govt. Degree Fax: College, Eluru-534001 [email protected] 5 District Jail Anantapur Ph.: 08554-257232 YES NO NO District Jail Jantaloor (Post) Bukkarayasamudram Fax: Anatapur District [email protected] 6 District Jail, Ongole Ph.: 08592280419 YES NO NO District Jail, Ongole Fax: [email protected] 7 District Jail, Chittoor Ph.: 08572-242844 YES NO NO Greamspet, Chittoor Fax: [email protected] Prison Statistics India-2015 195 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose 3SUB JAIL [ 98 jail(s) ] 1 Sub Jail, Narasannapeta Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Narasannapeta MRO Office Compound Fax: Narasannapeta 3 Sub Jail, Pathapatnam Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, pathapatnam MRO Office Compound Fax: Narasannapeta 4 Sub Jail, Tekkali Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Tekkali Fax: 5 Sub Jail, Sompet Ph.: NO NO NO Sub ail, Sompet Fax: 6 Sub Jail, Ichapuram Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Ichapuram Fax: 7 Sub Jail, Vizianagaram Ph.: 0822-229381 NO NO NO Gavara Veedhi Near Registrar Office Vizianagaram Fax: 8 Sub Jail, Parvathipuram Ph.: 08963-220003 NO NO NO Near Tahisildar Office, Parvathipuram Fax: 9 Sub Jail, Bobbili Ph.: 08944-254907 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office, Bobbili Fax: 10 Sub Jail, S Kota Ph.: 08966-265599 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office S.Kota Fax: 11 Sub Jail, Cheepurupalli Ph.: 08952-283733 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office, Cheepurupalli Fax: 12 Sub Jail, Satur Ph.: 08964-235193 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office, Salur Fax: 13 Sub Jail, Anakapalli Ph.: 08924-226175 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Anakapalli D.No.-12-01-17, Main Road Fax: Anakapalli-531101 [email protected] 14 Sub Jail, Bheemili Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Bheemunipatnam D.No.-24-15-62, Near DIET Fax: Centre, Eguvapet, Main Road, Bheemili-531163 Prison Statistics India-2015 196 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose 15 Sub Jail, Chintapalli Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Chintapalli, D.No.-5-10/10, Fax: Near Sub Treasury, Main Road, Chintapalli-531111 16 Sub Jail, Chodavaram Ph.: 08934-246772 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Chodavaram, D.No.-8-97/2 Main Road Fax: Chodavaram-531036 [email protected] 17 Sub Jail, Narsipatnam Ph.: 08932-286553 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Narsipatnam, D.No.-33-40, Main Road Fax: Narsipatnam-531116 [email protected] 18 Sub Jail, Yelamanchili Ph.: 08931-231904 NO NO NO sub Jail, yelamanchili, D.No.-12-129, Main Road, Fax: Yelamanchili-531055 [email protected] 19 Sub Jail, Amalapuram Ph.: 08856-236006 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar office Sub Jail, Amalapuram-533202 Fax: 20 Sub Jail, Ramachandrapuram Ph.: 08857-244633 NO NO NO Court Compound Sub Jail, R.C. Puram-533255 Fax: 21 Sub Jail, Peddapuram Ph.: 08852-243818 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office Sub Jail, peddapuram-533434 Fax: 22 Sub Jail, Prathipadu Ph.: 08868-246633 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office Sub Jail, Prathipadu-533432 Fax: 23 Sub Jail, Tuni Ph.: 08854-252883 NO NO NO Tahasildar Office Sub jail, Tuni-533401 Fax: 24 Sub Jail, Kothapeta Ph.: 08855-244900 NO NO NO Near Tahasildar Office Sub Jail, Kothapeta-533223 Fax: 25 Special SubJail, Kakinada East Godavari Dist. Ph.: 0884-2377056 NO NO NO Special Sub Jail, Court Compound Kakinada-533003 Fax: 26 Sub Jail, Pitapuram Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail Pitapuram Fax: 27 Sub Jail, Razole Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Razole Fax: Prison Statistics India-2015 197 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose 28 Sub Jail, Alamur Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Alamur Fax: 29 Sub Jail, Mummadivaram Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Mummadivaram Fax: 30 Sub Jail, Rajahmundry Ph.: NO NO NO Sub Jail, Rajahmundry Fax: 31 Sub Jail, Chintalapudi Ph.: 08823-223513 NO NO NO Opp Fire Station, Chintalapudi Fax: [email protected] 32 Sub Jail, Tadepalligudem Ph.: 08818-226643 NO NO NO Opp Rly Station Road, Tadepalligudum Fax: [email protected] 33 Sub Jail, Narsapur Ph.: 08814-277298 NO NO NO Steamer Road, Narsapur Fax: [email protected] 34 Sub Jail, Tanuku Ph.: 08819-228066 NO NO NO Narendra Cinema Centre, Tanuku Fax: 35 Sub Jail, Kovvur Ph.: NO NO NO Lanchelarevu Down, Kovvur Fax: 36 Sub Jail Polavaram Ph.: NO NO NO Karmalpuram, Polavaram Fax: 37 Special Sub Jail, Bhimavaram Ph.: 08816-23633 NO NO NO Govt. Hospital Road, Tq Compound Bhimavaram Fax: [email protected] 38 Sub Jail, Gannavaram Ph.: 08676-253585 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Court Compound, Gannavaram Fax: 39 Sub Jail, Gudivada Ph.: 08674-247153 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Compound, Gudivada Fax: 40 Sub Jail, Jaggaiahpeta Ph.: 08654-224014 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Complex, Jaggaiahpeta Fax: Prison Statistics India-2015 198 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose 41 Sub Jail, Kaikalur Ph.: 08677-223565 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Compound, Kaikaluru Fax: 42 Sub Jail, Nandigama Ph.: 08678-277419 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Compound, Nandigama Fax: 43 Sub Jail, Nuzvidu Ph.: 08656-234187 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Compound, Nuzvidu Fax: 44 Sub Jail, Thiruvur Ph.: 08673-251461 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Compound, Thiruvuru Fax: 45 Sub Jail, Avanigadda Ph.: 08671-272800 NO NO NO MRO Compound, Sub Jail, Avanigadda Fax: 46 Special Sub Jail, Machilipatnam Ph.: 08672-230333 NO NO NO Spl. Sub Jail, MRO Compound, Machilipatnam Fax: 47 Sub Jail, Bapatla Ph.: 08643-225950 NO NO NO MRO Office Complex, Bapatla-522101 Guntur Dt. Fax: [email protected] 48 Sub Jail, Ponnur Ph.: 08643-244713 NO NO NO Near Sub Registrar Office, Ponnur-522 124 Fax: [email protected] 49 Sub Jail, Tenali Ph.: 08644-220147 NO NO NO Kothapet, Near MRO Office, Tenali-522201 Guntur Dt Fax: 50 Sub Jail, Repalle Ph.: 08648-223770 NO NO NO Near MRO Office, Repalle-522265 Guntur Dt. Fax: 51 Sub Jail, Sattenapalli Ph.: 08641-234047 NO NO NO Near MRO Office, Sattenapalli-522403 Guntur Dt Fax: [email protected] 52 Sub Jail, Vinukonda Ph.: 08641-234047 NO NO NO Near MRO Office, Vinukoda-522647 Guntur DT Fax: [email protected] 53 Sub Jail, Mangalagiri Ph.: 08645-233507 NO NO NO Near MRO Office Mangalagiri-522503 Guntur DT Fax: Prison Statistics India-2015 199 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose 54 Special Sub Jail, Narasaraopeta Ph.: 08647-227844 NO NO NO Near MRO office Narasaraopet-522601 Guntur DT Fax: [email protected] 55 Special Sub Jail, Gurzala Ph.: 08649-248263 NO NO NO Near MRO Office, Gurazala-522415 Guntur Fax: [email protected] 56 Sub Jail, Jammalamaduru Ph.: 08560-271559 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Tadipatri Road, Jammalamaduru Fax: 57 Sub Jail, Proddatur Ph.: 08564-248822 NO NO NO Sub Jail, 3 Town Police Station Backside, Fax: Rajiv Circle, Proddatur 58 Sub Jail, Kamalapuram Ph.: 08563-274778 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Near MRO Office, Kamalapuram Fax: 59 Sub Jail, Pulivendula Ph.: 08568-286074 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Near MRO Office, Pulivendula Fax: 60 Sub Jail, Rayachoty Ph.: 08561-256561 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Opp BSNL Office, Rayachoty, Fax: 61 Sub Jail, Badvel Ph.: 08569-284505 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Porumamilla Road, Badvel Fax: 62 Sub Jail, Rajampet Ph.: 08565-241333 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Near Sub Treasury Office, Rajampet Fax: 63 Sub Jail, Allagada Ph.: 08519-222099 NO NO NO Sub Jail, MRO Office, Backside, Allagada-518543 Fax: 64 Sub Jail, Banaganapalle Ph.: 08515-228877 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Banaganapalle, Near MRO Office, Fax: Banaganapelle-518124 [email protected] 65 Sub Jail, Dhone Ph.: 08516-222435 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Dhone, Near Police Station, Dhone-518222 Fax: 66 Sub Jail, Nandikotkur Ph.: 08513-281733 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Nandikotkur, Near MRO Office, Fax: Nandikotkur-518401 Prison Statistics India-2015 200 SNo Address & Location Contact Details Video Conference Remand Trial Other Purpose Purpose Purpose 67 Sub Jail, Pathikonda Ph.: 08520-226933 NO NO NO Sub Jail, Pathikonda Beside Court Fax: Pathikonda-518580 68 Special Sub Jail, Adoni Ph.: 08512-253368 NO NO NO Special Sub Jail, Near MRO Office, Adoni Fax: Court Compound, 69 Special Sub Jail, Kurnool Ph.: 08518-247227 NO NO NO Special Sub Jail, Taluk Office Premises, Kurnool Fax: [email protected] 70 Special Sub
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