Madhupur Police: Latest News, Alerts and Community Info

Welcome to the one‑stop spot for everything about Madhupur Police. Whether you live in Madhupur, work nearby or just want to know what’s happening, this page gives you the most recent updates, safety tips and a quick look at how the police are serving the community.

What’s New with Madhupur Police?

In the past month the Madhupur Police have rolled out a few important changes. First, they have increased patrols in the market area after a rise in petty thefts. The extra presence has already led to a drop in reported cases, and officers are now using handheld scanners to check vehicle plates faster.

Second, the department launched a new WhatsApp alert system. Residents can now subscribe to receive real‑time notifications about traffic jams, roadblocks or any emergency. Signing up is as easy as sending a single "JOIN" message to the number the police posted on the town board.

Lastly, a community policing workshop was held at the local school. Police officers demonstrated basic self‑defence moves and explained how to spot a fake ID. Parents appreciated the hands‑on approach and many said they felt more confident after the session.

Practical Safety Tips from the Force

Here are three simple things you can do every day to stay safe and help the police keep Madhupur secure:

Lock it up. Always double‑check doors, windows and your vehicle. A quick glance before you leave can stop a break‑in before it starts.

Report unusual activity. If you see someone loitering near a shop after hours or a suspicious vehicle parked for a long time, call the police. Small tips add up to big results.

Use the alert system. Subscribe to the WhatsApp service and share important messages with neighbours. The more people who know about a traffic jam or a roadblock, the smoother the flow for everyone.

When you’re out walking at night, stick to well‑lit streets and avoid isolated shortcuts. If you feel unsure, a quick call to the non‑emergency number can let you know if there’s anything to watch out for on your route.

The Madhupur Police also encourage neighbourhood groups to set up watch‑and‑report clubs. A small group of volunteers can meet once a month, share observations and help the police plan patrol routes. Being part of a watch club not only improves safety, it builds a stronger sense of community.

For any emergency, dial 112. The operator will connect you to the nearest police station, ambulance or fire service. Keep the number saved in your phone, not just in a notebook.

We’ll keep adding new stories, alerts and advice as they come in. Check back often, and feel free to leave a comment if there’s something you think the Madhupur Police should know about. Together we can make Madhupur safer for everyone.