Madhya Pradesh Police Unveils Comprehensive Statistical Data Book for 2025

Bhopal, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : Police Chief Kailash Makwana launched the Madhya Pradesh Police’s ‘Statistical Data Book-2025’ on Tuesday at the police headquarters in Bhopal. This publication serves as a vital reference document that outlines the organizational structure, sanctioned strength, available resources, and overall efficiency of the police force. It presents crucial statistical information related to the police organization for the year 2025 in a streamlined and accessible format.

The book includes data covering the period from January 1 to December 31, 2025. To enhance its practicality and relevance, unnecessary and repetitive data have been removed, allowing for a focus on essential information. Complex details are simplified and organized to ensure that police officials and other stakeholders can easily access necessary information.

Key statistical highlights from the book include an increase of 2,673 sanctioned positions within the police force. This growth encompasses 1,266 positions in technical services (FSL), 932 in the police band, 325 in the hawk force, and 150 in the Ujjain district force.

Additionally, there has been a noted expansion in residential and vehicle resources for the police. Compared to 2024, there has been an increase in the percentage of police housing complexes, and updates have been made to data related to the Dial-112 service. The number of police vehicles rose from 1,150 in 2024 to 1,200 in 2025.

The total number of police stations in the state has also increased, reaching 1,175, up from 1,173 in 2024, following the establishment of two new stations in Ujjain.

A digital version of the Statistical Data Book will be made available on the official website of the Madhya Pradesh Police, enabling officers, staff, and other relevant individuals to easily access statistical information. This book is not merely a compilation of data; it serves as a crucial foundation for understanding the organizational capacity, available resources, and developmental direction of the Madhya Pradesh Police.

The facts compiled within will aid in policy decision-making, optimal resource utilization, needs assessment, and the formulation of future plans and strategies. The Madhya Pradesh Police is committed to continuously strengthening organizational development, effective resource management, and modern, community-oriented policing.

Senior officials, including Additional Director General of Police Yogesh Chaudhary, Inspector General of Police Abhay Singh, and Deputy Inspector General of Police Vineet Kapoor, were present at the launch event.