Our Mission
The mission of Sirohi Police is to uphold the rule of law, maintain order, prevent and detect crimes, facilitate tourism, preserve peace and provide for a safe environment in Sirohi by working in partnership with the community.CORE VALUES In pursuance of our mission, we shall:Discharge our duties with a sense of service, impartiality, fearlessness and exemplary integrity Protect the life and property of all citizens giving special care to issues related to the underprivileged sections of the society, environment and cultural heritage of the people. Efficiently assist rescue and relief work during disaster, regulate traffic and maintain order on roads as well as facilitate a safe and happy journey for the Mount Abu tourists visiting Sirohi .Strive to win the trust and co-operation of the community by being a disciplined, responsible and transparent police that is polite, courteous and people friendly.Professionally, strive relentlessly to be an alert and a modern police which respects human rights and is always smartly turned out

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SMT. LOVELY KATIYAR I.P.S.

SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE DISTRICT SIROHI (RAJ.)

Location of Sirohi District:

The district of Sirohi lies in the south-western part of Rajasthan state. It is spread over an area of 5136 sq km, which is almost 1.52% of the area of Rajasthan. Its neighbors are Udaipur in the east, Banaskantha District (Gujarat) in the south, Pali in the north-east and jalore in the west . shaped in the form of a triangle, the harji village is located at the apex or extreme north portion of the district. Mount abu is located in the southern part of Sirohi Dsitrict

Divisions of Sirohi District:
The district has 5 tehsils divided amongst 3 sub-divisions. The 5 tehsisls are Pindwara, Abuorad, Reodar, Sirohi and Sheoganj. Sirohi Town is the headquarters of the district. The total population of the district is 8,50,756 as per 2001 census. The district has 1 Zilla Parishad, 5 Panchayat Samitis and 151 Gram Panchayats.

History of Sirohi District:
The name of the district has been derived from Siranwa Hills. The founder of present day Sirohi was Sehastramal who was the son of Rao Sobha ji. He founded the city in the year 1425 AD. Sirohi, an important Rajput province, was always an independent state since ancient times. After India gained her independence, an agreement was signed between the ruler of Sirohi State and the central government by virtue of which it came under the jurisdiction of the Bombay Government from 5th January, 1949 till 25th January, 1950. It finally became a part of Rajasthan in the year 1950.

Economy of Sirohi District:
Agriculture is the main economic activity carried out in this region. The major crops that are grown over here include wheat, barley, castor seed, sorghum, pulses, sesame, mustard, bahra and maize. Besides this, one can also find a large number of chemical, plastic as well as cotton spinning industries over here.

Tourist Attractions in Sirohi District:
The most famous tourist attraction of Sirohi District in Rajasthan is the Mount Abu. It is the only hill station of Rajasthan and is visited by hoards of tourist every year. Travelers can enjoy boating facilities and also go for shopping over here.

Apart from this, the other main attractions of the district that also feature in the list of prime tourist attractions in Rajasthan include:
Sarneshwar Ji Temple
Sarvadham Temple
Pava Puri Temple
Sun Temple at Varman
Chandravati
Ambheshwar Ji Temple
Mirpur
Vasantagrh
Ajari (Markundeshwar Ji Temple )
Bheru Tarak Dham
Jiraval- A Jain pilgrimage center.
A large number of festivals are also celebrated in Sirohi from time to time. Revadi Fair, Kalakaji Fair, Brahma Ji Fair, Vaidyanath Fair and Karrodidwaj Fair are some of the main festivals and fairs that are held over here.

Getting to Sirohi District:
In order to get to Sirohi, travelers can drive down National Highway 14, which links it to Gujarat and Pali. The State Highway number 19 links the district with Jelore District. There are a good number of tourist buses that ply to and fro from these places.

There are several trains connecting the district with the rest of Rajasthan and India as a whole. The railways stations at Sirohi Town and Abu are the primary railway stations. Other nearby stations are Bans, Saoopganj, Kishanganj, Kviralli, Maval and Morthala. Trains operating along the Ahmedabad-Delhi line pass through Sirohi District.

The airport at Udaipur is the nearest o the district, almost 110 km. This airport is served by a good number of flights from Jaipur and other cities. Aburoad and Sirohi also have an airstrip.