Varanasi: After a long wait of around two decades since its formation, the Chandauli district will finally get its own police lines.The Yogi govt is constructing Chandauli police lines on approximately 32.50 acres of land in Bhojpur area on Chandauli-Sakaldiha route at a cost of around Rs 2,81.10 crore, located about 5 km from the district headquarters. The project is targeted for completion by Sept.Considering the geographically vast area and administrative needs, Chandauli was carved out of Varanasi as a new district to strengthen law and order and accelerate development works. However, the once Naxal-affected district lacked its own police lines, due to which the police department had to face several difficulties.Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, this ambitious govt project will further strengthen law and order in the district while providing a modern working environment for police personnel. This project is being considered a major step towards strengthening the police in Purvanchal. Once the police lines are built, police personnel of the district will get better housing, training and administrative facilities, which will also benefit the general public through improved and faster police services.Police personnel will be provided 4 BHK, 2 BHK and 1 BHK residential flats in multistorey buildings. The tallest buildings in Chandauli police lines will be ground plus 14 floors, with the second being ground plus 9 floors. The new police lines will become a major centre of modern police infrastructure. Facilities including housing for police personnel and officers, administrative building, RTC, hospital, gym, and transit hostel are also being developed in the multistorey complex.“This police lines, equipped with modern facilities, will provide Chandauli with a strong and well-organised police administrative centre. The general public will benefit from better security and prompt police services. Police officers and personnel will get well-organised housing, which will enhance their work efficiency,” said Chandauli SP Aakash Patel.
