Jessore Kotwali Thana: Phone, Online GD and Location

Jessore Kotwali Thana Contact Information

Jessore Kotwali Thana, officially known as Kotwali Model Thana, is a Bangladesh Police station serving the Jashore city area. The official Jashore Police directory publishes the Officer-in-Charge contact number as 01320-143180, office telephone as 0421-65034 and email as ockotowalijessore@gmail.com.

Call 999 instead of waiting for a local office response when there is an immediate threat to life, violence, a serious accident, fire or another active emergency.

Last checked: 17 October 2026

Police officers and administrative assignments can change. The published contact numbers and email above were checked against the government directory on the date shown.

When to Call 999 or Kotwali Thana

The appropriate contact depends on whether the situation is an active emergency or a non-emergency police matter.

Call 999 for an Immediate Emergency

Call the National Emergency Service at 999 when urgent assistance is required, including:

• An immediate threat to someone’s life or safety
• Violence or a crime currently taking place
• A serious road accident requiring emergency assistance
• A fire or another rapidly developing danger
• A missing child or vulnerable person in immediate danger

Give the operator your name, current location, a callback number and a concise description of what is happening. Do not enter a dangerous location or confront a suspected offender while waiting for assistance.

Contact Kotwali Model Thana for Local Police Assistance

The published local numbers may be used for matters connected with the station, such as:

• Asking whether an incident falls within the station’s jurisdiction
• Confirming where to submit a written complaint
• Following up on a GD or complaint using its reference details
• Asking what documents are required for a station visit
• Seeking directions to the correct police station

A telephone call or email does not automatically create a GD, complaint or criminal case. Follow the instructions provided by the responsible police authority.

How to Submit an Online GD

Bangladesh Police operates the Online GD portal. It can be used for supported General Diary requests without beginning the process through an unofficial agent.

Depending on the current portal requirements, registration may require:

• A National Identity Card or accepted identity information
• An active Bangladeshi mobile number
• Identity verification through a live photograph
• Accurate details about the incident or lost item
• Relevant documents, photographs or identifying numbers

Online GD Process

1. Visit gd.police.gov.bd.
2. Create or sign in to your verified account.
3. Select the appropriate complaint or GD category.
4. Describe what happened accurately, including the date, time and place.
5. Attach supporting information where the portal requests it.
6. Review all details before submitting.
7. Keep the application or tracking reference for follow-up.

If the submitted information indicates an offence requiring a criminal case or an in-person statement, police may ask the complainant to attend the responsible station. The police—not a third-party website—determine the appropriate legal process.

GD, Complaint and Criminal Case: Important Difference

A General Diary, written complaint and criminal case are not interchangeable terms. The proper process depends on the facts and applicable law.

• General Diary: Commonly used to record information, loss or another matter in the police diary.
• Written complaint: Information or an allegation formally submitted for police consideration.
• Criminal case: A legal process applicable when the reported facts disclose an offence requiring a case under the law.

Do not rely on social-media advice to decide which category applies. Explain the facts truthfully and let the responsible police authority guide the next step. For legal advice about rights, liability or court procedures, consult a qualified lawyer.

What to Take When Visiting the Police Station

Bring documents relevant to the matter so that officers can understand it efficiently. Depending on the situation, these may include:

• National ID card, passport or other identification
• Your active mobile number and current address
• A written timeline of the incident
• Names and contact information of witnesses, when applicable
• Photographs, messages, receipts or transaction references
• Vehicle registration or driving documents for a traffic-related matter
• IMEI number, purchase receipt or device information for a missing phone
• The previous GD, complaint or case reference number for follow-up

Keep the original documents secure. Provide copies when appropriate and do not alter screenshots, messages, recordings or other potential evidence.

Reporting a Lost Mobile Phone

If a mobile phone is lost or stolen, take practical steps promptly:

1. Contact your mobile operator to protect or replace the SIM.
2. Secure the email, banking, mobile financial service and social-media accounts connected to the device.
3. Record the phone number, model, colour and IMEI numbers if available.
4. Use the Online GD portal or follow police instructions for reporting the loss.
5. Keep the GD or tracking reference safely.

Do not publish the device’s full IMEI, personal documents or account credentials on an open social-media post.

Reporting Financial or Online Fraud

For a suspicious bank or mobile financial transaction, immediately contact the relevant bank or service provider through its verified support channel. Ask whether the receiving account or transaction can be reviewed or restricted.

Also preserve:

• Transaction ID and amount
• Date and exact time of the transaction
• Sender and recipient account numbers
• Relevant messages, call logs and screenshots
• Fraudulent profile, website or advertisement links

Never provide an OTP, PIN, password or card security code to someone claiming that these details are required to file a complaint or recover money.

Police Clearance Is a Separate Service

Police Clearance Certificates are processed through the official Bangladesh Police Clearance Management System. Do not assume that visiting Kotwali Thana without an application will complete the process.

Use the official portal to check the current application requirements, payment instructions and status. Avoid unofficial agents and do not make payments to a personal account unless an official government instruction clearly authorises it.

Location and Directions

Kotwali Model Thana serves the Jashore city area from Jashore Sadar. A reliable official street or holding number was not available in the government officer directory, so one has not been invented here.

Open Kotwali Model Police Station, Jashore in Google Maps

Before travelling from outside the city, call 01320-143180 or the office number 0421-65034 to confirm that this is the correct station for the location concerned.

Confirming Police Jurisdiction

The previous version of this page claimed that Kotwali Thana covers the whole urban area of Jashore Sadar. A current official jurisdiction boundary supporting that exact claim was not located, so it has not been repeated.

The correct police station generally depends on where an incident happened. If you are unsure:

• Give the exact incident location and a nearby landmark.
• Ask whether Kotwali Model Thana has jurisdiction.
• Request the name and contact details of the responsible station if it does not.
• Call 999 when the matter is an active emergency.

Privacy and Evidence Safety

• Do not share an OTP, PIN, password or banking credential with anyone.
• Do not pay an unknown person to “guarantee” police action.
• Do not post a victim’s private information or sensitive evidence publicly.
• Preserve original messages, files and device records where possible.
• Write down the GD, complaint or case reference supplied by the authority.
• Use official government websites and verified telephone numbers.

Related Jashore Information

• For urgent medical treatment options, see the Jessore Sadar Hospital guide.
• For separate correctional-facility information, read about Jessore Central Jail.
• For local background and administrative context, see the history of Jessore District.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the phone number of Jessore Kotwali Thana?

The official Jashore Police directory publishes the OC mobile number as 01320-143180 and the office telephone as 0421-65034.

What is the email address of Kotwali Model Thana?

The published email address is ockotowalijessore@gmail.com.

What should I call during an emergency?

Call the National Emergency Service at 999 when there is an immediate threat, active violence, serious accident, fire or another urgent danger.

Can I submit a GD online?

Supported GD requests can be submitted through the official Bangladesh Police Online GD portal. Police may request an in-person visit depending on the reported facts.

Where is Jessore Kotwali Thana?

It is in Jashore Sadar and serves the city area. Use the linked Google Maps search and call the official number for directions when necessary.

Is Kotwali Thana open 24 hours?

A current official public timetable was not located. Police emergency response is available through 999, while non-emergency office visits and administrative availability should be confirmed by telephone.

Can I apply for police clearance at the station?

Start through the official Police Clearance Management System. Follow the portal’s current instructions if local police verification or an in-person step is required.

This independent page provides general contact and process information. It is not an official Bangladesh Police website and does not provide legal advice or guarantee police action. Contact the responsible authority for instructions about a specific incident.