Suvendu Adhikari announces major Nandigram police infrastructure upgrade (Img: X )
Nandigram: To upgrade the facilities in Nandigram police station, West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced a Rs 15 crore package for infrastructure development.
The development project includes a residential complex for police personnel, a guest house, an auditorium, a canteen and a gymnasium.
Hon’ble Chief Minister of West Bengal, Shri Suvendu Adhikari, participated in the Bhumi Pujan ceremony marking the commencement of various infrastructure development and modernisation works at Nandigram Police Station.
The project, estimated to cost approximately ₹15 crore, aims to develop modern facilities, including a barrack accommodating 98 personnel, a gymnasium, a guest house and residential quarters for officers, along with comprehensive renovation and infrastructure improvement across the police station premises.
— Chief Minister's Office, Govt. of West Bengal (@cmowbgov) November 9, 2026
CM Adhikari also performed Bhoomi pujan and laid foundation stones for the projects on the occasion of Kali Puja and Diwali on Sunday. He described the project as a festival gift to the people of Nandigram.
The project includes a two-storey barrack to accommodate 98 police personnel, a G+2 residential complex for officers and a guest house for visitors. This project will be executed through the Haldia Development Authority (HDA).
CM Adhikari also performed Bhoomi pujan and laid foundation stones for the various projects (Img: X)
The existing police station with all its infrastructure will be renovated and repaired. West Bengal CM said that the guest house will be managed by the police station or village samiti. Visiting officers or the officers on assignments will be provided accommodation free of cost.
The chief minister also announced additional vehicles and manpower to strengthen policing in the area. The police station, which has already received one vehicle and one motorcycle, will be provided three more vehicles and three additional motorcycles.
Highlighting the state government's broader efforts to upgrade police infrastructure, Adhikari said all 452 police stations in West Bengal had been sanctioned three essential facilities.
