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Darjeeling District Police Administration
Darjeeling District Police Administration
Darjeeling the “Queen of Hills” is a city and a Municipality in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is located in the lesser Himalayas at an elevation of 2,000 meter (6,560ft). Its population as per 2011 Census was 1,26935 with 63,828 males and 63,107 females. Darjeeling is famous for 3 Ts-Tea, Timber, Toy train Darjeeling Hill Railways, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The recorded history of the town starts from the early 19th century when the colonial administration under the British Raj set up a sanatorium and military depot in the region. The district comprises of 11 (eleven) Police Station and 01 Women Police Station & 1 Cyber Police Station. The headquarter of the district is Darjeeling town.The district is bounded on the north by Sikkim, south by Kishanganj Bihar state, south east by Panchgarh district of Bangladesh and on the east by Kalimpong and Jalpaiguri district and on the west by Nepal. With a majestic view of Mt Kanchenjunga it’s always worth to visit the city and enjoy the serene nature at its best.
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the official website of Darjeeling Police. With its legacy of more than 100 years, Darjeeling Police is committed to provide citizen centric policing with an objective to introduce enhanced public response as well as participation in day to day policing. Being the northern most district of the state of west Bengal as the district is situated in the lesser Himalayas as well as Himalayan foothills, the difficult and hilly terrain posses’ significant challenges before Darjeeling Police. But with a judicious blend of human resource and technological tools, Darjeeling police always feels privileged to serve the people of the hills, terai and dooars as well as the tourist, visiting the “Queen of Hills” from various parts of the country as well as abroad. I hope that this website will act as a medium of communication between common people and Darjeeling Police and will act as an empowering tool for both public and police. Our Endeavour to make Darjeeling more safe and secure cannot be completed without the active participation of the residents of Darjeeling district. Through this website, we seek wise suggestions and feedback from all the stakeholders and citizens to serve the District in a more efficient and effective manner. Jai Hind
Shri Praween Prakash, IPS
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Last Updated: 20 May, 2024
