It is well known fact that the region has been
subjected to depredations of dacoits, robbers or thugs since ages. The Majestic
Chambal, sorrouned by yawning chasms and gaping behads which seem to
keep company with the river on its last journey to meet Yamuna , provide an ideal setting
to this murkry banditry in a big way.
The courts located in the District are those of the:-
1. District and Sessions Judge, Bhind
2. Five Additional District Judge , Class 1 Bhind
3. Two Civil Judge Class I Bhind
4. Four Civil Judge Class II Bhind
5. One Special Judge Class I , Fast track Court Bhind
6. One Additional District Judge , Class 1 Lahar
7. One Civil Judge Class I Lahar
8. One Civil Judge Class II Lahar
9. One Additional District Judge , Class I Gohad
10. One Civil Judge Class I , Mehgaon
The District Superintendent of Police, Bhind was assisted in 1975
by three Deputy Superintendent of Police 71 Inspectors and Sub Inspectors, 139 Head
Constables and 651 Constables. There were 21 Police stations in 1975, and one Out Post in
the district. There were five Circles namely Bhind, Ater, Mehgaon,Gohad and Lahar. Each
Circle is in charge of a Circle Inspector. The Sub Inspector is in charge of a Police
station.
The Police force in the District, to a great extend , is successful in
curbing the dacoits in the District.
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