State/UT Helpline Number

S. No.
State/UT
Helpline No.
1.      
Andhra Pradesh
0866-2410978
2.      
Arunachal Pradesh
104
3.      
Assam
104
4.      
Bihar
104 / 0612-2217681, 2233806
5.      
Chhattisgarh
0771-282113, 2446607, 2440608
6.      
Goa
104
7.      
Gujarat
104 / 079-23251900, 23251908
8.      
Haryana
0172-2545938
9.      
Himachal Pradesh
104/ 077-2628940, 2629439
10.   
Jharkhand
104/ 181/ 0651-2282201, 2284185, 223488
11.   
Karnataka
104/ 080-46848600 / 1075
12.   
Kerala
0471-2552056, 25521056
13.   
Madhya Pradesh
104 / 1075 / 181 / 0755-2411180, 2704201, 0729-22344
14.   
Maharashtra
022-22024535
15.   
Manipur
1800-345-3818
16.   
Meghalaya
108/ 0364-2224100, 2590623
17.   
Mizoram
102
18.   
Nagaland
0370-2291122, 2270338
19.   
Odisha
104, 0674-2534177
20.   
Punjab
104
21.   
Rajasthan
0141-2225000, 2225624
22.   
Sikkim
104 / 03592-284444
23.   
Tamil Nadu
044-29510500, 25615025
24.   
Telangana
104 / 040-23286100
25.   
Tripura
0381-2315879, 2412424, 2413434
26.   
Uttar Pradesh
0522-2237515
27.   
Uttarakhand
104
28.   
West Bengal
1800-313-444222, 033-23412600
29.   
Andaman and Nicobar Island
03192-232102, 234287
30.   
Chandigarh
0172-2752038, 2752031, 2704048
31.   
Dadra Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu
104 / 1077, 0260-2642106, 2630304
32.   
Delhi
011-22307145
33.   
Jammu and Kashmir
0191-2549676, 2520982 / 0194-2440283, 2452052, 2457313
34.   
Ladakh
01982-256462, 257416, 258960
35.   
Lakshadweep
104 / 04896-263742
36.   
Puducherry
104 / 1070 / 1077 / 0413-2253407

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