MP Police Releases 'Statistical Data Book-2025', Sees 2673 New Posts Created

'Statistical Data Book-2025' Launched by MP Police

Director General of Madhya Pradesh Police, Mr. Kailash Makwana, today unveiled the state's 'Statistical Data Book-2025' at the Police Headquarters in Bhopal. This comprehensive publication provides an overview of the Madhya Pradesh Police organization's current structure, sanctioned strength, available resources, and achievements from the past year.

The book serves as a crucial reference document for police officers and related agencies, presenting essential statistical information in a streamlined and accessible manner. It is based on data collected between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025. To enhance its utility, redundancy has been eliminated, prioritizing key information presented in a simple, organized format for easy access by police personnel.

Expansion of Police Force and Resources

A notable increase of 2,673 new posts was registered in the sanctioned strength of the Madhya Pradesh Police force during 2025. These new positions were allocated across various critical units.

• Technical Services (FSL): 1,266 posts
• Police Band: 932 posts
• Hawk Force: 325 posts
• District Force, Ujjain: 150 posts

This expansion signifies a substantial step towards bolstering the police's capacity and strengthening its presence in specialized domains.

Enhancements in Residential Facilities and Vehicle Fleet

Data indicates a significant rise in police residential facilities in 2025 compared to 2024. Additionally, the data for the Dial-112 service has been updated, contributing to more efficient emergency response systems.

The police vehicle fleet also saw an increase, from 1,150 vehicles in 2024 to 1,200 in 2025. This growth is expected to improve the police's mobility and operational effectiveness.

Increase in Police Stations

To maintain law and order, the expansion of police stations is deemed essential. Madhya Pradesh had a total of 1,173 police stations in 2024. With the establishment of two new police stations in the Ujjain district, the total number of police stations in the state rose to 1,175 in 2025.

This increase will enhance the local police presence and improve accessibility for citizens.

Digital Availability of Data Book

For the convenience of citizens and police personnel, a digital version of the 'Statistical Data Book-2025' will be made available on the official website of the Madhya Pradesh Police. This will allow easy access to essential statistical information for police officers, staff, and other interested individuals, promoting accessibility and transparency.

The Statistical Data Book is more than just a compilation of figures; it provides a vital foundation for understanding the organizational capabilities, resources, and developmental trajectory of the Madhya Pradesh Police. The factual information compiled will be instrumental in policy decision-making, effective resource utilization, assessing future needs, and formulating strategic plans.

The Madhya Pradesh Police remains committed to its organizational development, efficient resource management, and strengthening modern, citizen-centric policing. Senior officials present at the occasion included Additional Director General of Police (Planning) Mr. Yogesh Chaudhary, Inspector General of Police (Planning) Mr. Abhay Singh, and Deputy Inspector General of Police Mr. Vineet Kapoor.