Cumilla

This district was established as Tripura district in 1790. It was renamed Comilla in 1960. Comilla is a district of Bangladesh located about 100 kilometers south-east of Dhaka. Comilla district police has a rich history in terms of serving the people. It has been operational for a long time and with time has gained quite a legacy. Munshi Kabiruddin, the superintendent of Comilla district police in 1971, along with his RI Abdul Halim and his son Mukul and Bakul are recognized to be the first martyrs of the war for independence. It is one of the most densely populated districts in the country and in order to cover all the regions in the district, the district police has divided itself into 16 police stations. 

Rank

Mobile No

SP Comilla

01320-113900

Addl SP (Admin &
   Finance)

01320-113902

Addl SP (Crime)

01320-113903

Addl SP DSB

01320-113904

Addl SP Sadar

01320-113905

Addl SP Sadar Circle

01320-113946

Addl SP Muradnagar Circle

01320-113951

ASP Devidwar Circle

01320-113956

ASP Chauddagram Circle

01320-113961

ASP Homna Circle

01320-113966

ASP Sadar South Circle

01320-113971

ASP Daudkandi Circle

01320-113976

The police stations are:

Kotowali model, Sadar dakkhin, Daudkandi model, Chandina, Muradnagar, Choddogram, Debiddar, Burichang, Laksham, Nangolkot, Borura, Bipara, Homna, Titas, Monohorganj and Meghna.

Five of these stations are in regions that are located near the Bangladesh-India border. The eastern wing of Bangladesh highway police is located in Comilla, which has the responsibility of protecting vehicles and travelers from highway robbery. They also monitor the highway for any speeding vehicles that might pose mortal danger for unsuspecting travelers.