In an emergency, call 100 or 112 — do not look up a number
The numbers listed below are state police control room numbers for non-emergency queries. For individual station phone numbers, use the station directory.
How to Find a Specific Police Station's Contact Number
Search our directory
Use the search bar above to find a station by city, area, or PIN code. Each listing shows the verified phone number.
Call the state control room
Use the state control room number below. Ask to be connected to your specific local police station.
Dial 100 or 112
In any emergency, call 100 or 112 immediately. The operator will dispatch the nearest available unit to your location.
State & UT Police Control Room Numbers – India 2026
These are the main police control room numbers for each state and union territory. Numbers verified from official state police websites. Always call 100 or 112 in an emergency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the police contact number in India?
The national police emergency number in India is 100. The unified emergency number is 112 (covers police, fire, and ambulance). Every state also has a local police control room with a city-specific number — see the table above.
How do I find the phone number of a specific police station?
Search by city, area, or PIN code on PoliceStations.in. Each station page shows the verified contact number. Alternatively, call the state control room number from the table above and ask to be connected to your local station.
What is Delhi Police contact number?
Delhi Police control room: 011-23490000. Emergency: 100 or 112. Online services: delhipolice.gov.in. For PCR (Police Control Room) in Delhi, dial 100.
Is it free to call 100 in India?
Yes. Calling 100 (Police) or 112 (Unified Emergency) is free from any phone in India — mobile or landline — and connects you to the nearest police control room.
Can I call the police for non-emergency matters?
Yes. For non-emergency queries, call the state control room number listed above. For complaints, find and call your local police station directly using our directory. Reserve 100 and 112 for genuine emergencies.
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Disclaimer: Contact numbers are compiled from official state police websites and public sources. Numbers may change — always verify critical details directly with the police station. PoliceStations.in is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any government authority. For emergencies, dial 100 or 112 immediately.