Police line in Manesar, Palwal, Mewat and Sunaria
Chandigarh, Aug 30 – The Haryana Police Housing Corporation is envisaging to construct police line at Manesar, Palwal, Mewat and Sunaria at a cost of Rs.300 crore.
While stating this here today, the Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary, Home, Mr.Krishan Mohan said that the corporation was also planning to construct traffic police station at Chandimandir, police station Baldev Nagar at Ambala and city police station at Rohtak, state vigilance office building at Gurgaon, teaching block at Newal, women hostel at Madhuban and barracks at Bhondsi, besides carrying out special repair of jails at a cost of Rs.five crore.
Giving details of the on-going projects of the corporation, he said that the Sunaria police training centre is being constructed at an approximate cost of Rs.100 crore, which will have 724 houses, administrative block, 16 barracks, multipurpose hall, gazette officer mess and armory. Multi storeyed houses in NCR i.e. Gurgaon, Faridabad and Sonipat were also being constructed at a cost of Rs.75 crore.
As many as 1840 houses including eight storyed houses in NCR ad 18 police stations, school buildings at Panipat, Bhondsi and Rewari, multipurpose hall, NGOs hostel, FSL block and women barracks at Madhuban complex, officers mess and administrative cum training block at Bhondsi and new police lines at Kaithal were also in progress, he added.
Unfolding the achievements made by the corporation during the last five years, Mr.Krishan Mohan said that approximately 3217 houses for police personnel, 40 police stations and 9 police posts, jail complexes at Yamunanagar and Ballabgarh, telecommunication training centre in police line Panchkula, auditorium, women hostel, museum, training block, open air gallery, conference hall, multimedia laboratory at Madhuban complex, extension of DAV School, Ambala, primary health centre at Bhondsi, administrative block, barracks, armory and MT garage in police line, Rewari and Excise and Taxation head office building, Khadi Board and Pet Hospital building at Panchkula had already been completed by the corporation during the last five years.