Araria Police

Araria Police, Bihar Police

Araria district spans an area of approximately 2,830 square kilometers in the state of Bihar. It is bordered by Nepal to the north, Kishanganj district to the east, Purnia district to the south, and Supaul district to the west. The district lies between approximately 26 degrees 9 minutes and 26 degrees 39 minutes north latitude and 87 degrees 7 minutes and 87 degrees 46 minutes east longitude. As per the 2011 Census, Araria had a population of 2,806,200, with 1,461,055 males and 1,345,145 females. The district headquarters, Araria town, is situated in Bihar and is located about 350 km from the state capital, Patna. Agriculture forms the primary livelihood for the majority of the district's residents. Due to its proximity to the international border, Araria holds strategic importance and hosts offices of various security and defense forces, including the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), Border Security Force (BSF), and other units. The district is traversed by rivers like the Kosi and Mahananda.

The Superintendent of Police Office, Araria, is committed to adopting modern systems for public service and operational efficiency. The office prioritizes visitor convenience with proper seating arrangements and access to clean drinking water. Policing in the district is supported by technology, including surveillance systems and real-time monitoring capabilities. Police vehicles are equipped with GPS for effective deployment and tracking. A range of citizen-centric services and information is accessible through the official police website (http://arariapolice.bihar.gov.in).

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