It was formed with six mouzas in Charishwar union. It is the 10th police station in the district.
In order to enforce the law and order and ensure security of relocated Rohingya in Bhasancha, the police station was established creating a total of 24 posts-–an inspector (OC), two sub-inspectors (SI), four assistant sub-inspectors (ASI), and 17 constables.
Presided over by Superintendent of Police Md Alamgir Hossain, the home minister was present as the chief guest.
