Kolkata Mounted Police

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Kolkata, India

Armed forces association

Kolkata Mounted Police Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Kolkata Mounted Police is located in Kolkata, India on 138, SN Banerjee Road, New Market Area, Dharmatala, Taltala. Kolkata Mounted Police is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category armed forces association in India.

Address

138, SN Banerjee Road, New Market Area, Dharmatala, Taltala

Phone

033 22285209

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Gautam Chatterjee

Kolkata Mounted Police headquarters is located on S.N.Banerjee Road. It is located just beside the Elite Cinema Hall & opposite to the iconic Kolkata Municipal Corporation headquarter building. It is well connected through road and it is also accessible through Metro railway service as Esplanade Metro railway station is not far away from here. There is stable of horses of Mounted Police where a no of horse stay.

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Karan Singh

This force of Kolkata Police is important. This force, established by the British Government, still protects the maidan and crowd control of Kolkata.

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Chintu Das

After 1.4 years of my phone stolen the Central Division Monitoring cell recovered my phone today. I am very happy.

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Trendy Singh

Stable for horses You can visit steady with the permission of the OC(officer-in-charge) My father is one of the employees of this force

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Rinjee Bhutia

One of the most exciting dedicated force of Kolkata

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Safawat ali Mondal

This is our Pride .....

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debraj

The Kolkata Mounted Police was first introduced in the town in 1840 with only two sowars under a dafadar (head officer) to carry messages and inform the harbour master whenever any ship was sighted. In 1842, arrangements were made for mounted policemen to patrol the maidan area. Prior to 1905 the sowars were all Indians. But with a view to accommodating five European constables, the strength of the mounted constables was reduced from thirty-five to twenty. This was done for regulation of traffic in parts of the town other than the European quarter, to which they were not practically confined. At present the Kolkata Mounted Police which consists of one inspector, one sergeant-major, twelve sergeants, one j.c.o., five head sowars, eighty-five sowars and ninety-eight syces, is mainly deployed to regulate crowds on the maidan during sporting events and fairs. This unit also participates in ceremonial parades and mounts guard at Raj Bhavan during the visit of VIPs.

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SUBRATA SAHA

Head quater of Mounted Police, Kolkata.