Rajanpur District

Rajanpur District is an administrative and agricultural district of southern Punjab, located along the western bank of the Indus River and bordering the Suleiman Mountain range. The district serves as a regional hub for agriculture, livestock, trade, and local administration, with Rajanpur City functioning as the district headquarters. This page summarises official district statistics, administrative structure, and local government units of Rajanpur District.

Rajanpur Railway Station sign

Basic information

Total population

2,728,983 2023 Census

Total area

12,319 km²

Administrative units

3 tehsils · 44 union councils · 1,200+ villages (mouzas, approx.)

Administrative scale

Indicators

Indicator Value
Total population (2023 Census) 2,728,983
Tehsils 3 (Rajanpur, Jampur, Rojhan)
Union councils 44
Villages (mouzas) 1,200+ (approx.)
Total area 12,319 km²
Government schools 1,155
Government colleges 12
Police stations 16 (4 circles)
Civil courts 8 total

Educational institutions

Type Count
Government schools 1,155
Government colleges 12

Police stations (by circle)

Circle Stations
City Circle Rajanpur 04
Saddar Circle Rajanpur 04
Jampur Circle 04
Rojhan Circle 04
Total 16

Civil courts (by tehsil)

Tehsil Civil courts
Rajanpur 04
Jampur 02
Rojhan 01
De-Excluded Area Rajanpur 01
Total civil courts 08

National Assembly constituencies

Constituency Name (Party)
NA-187 Rajanpur-I Mr. Ammar Ahmad Khan Leghari (PML-N)
NA-188 Rajanpur-II Mr. Hafeez-ur-Rehman Khan Drishak (PML-N)
NA-189 Rajanpur-III Mr. Shamsher Ali Mazari (PML-N)

Provincial Assembly constituencies

Constituency Name (Party)
PP-292 Rajanpur-I Sardar Sher Afgan Gorchani (PML-N)
PP-293 Rajanpur-II Sardar Sher Ali Gorchani (PML-N)
PP-294 Rajanpur-III Sardar Pervaz Iqbal Gorchani (PML-N)
PP-295 Rajanpur-IV Mr. Sardar Abdul Aziz Khan Drishak (PML-N)
PP-296 Rajanpur-V Sardar Muhammad Awais Dreshak (IPP)
PP-297 Rajanpur-VI Mr. Khizer Hussain Mazari (PML-N)

Priority issues & challenges

1. Road infrastructure

Road infrastructure in Rajanpur is weak in many rural and mountainous areas, causing transport difficulties and limited access to markets and public services.

2. Water crisis

The district faces shortages of clean drinking water and heavy dependence on canals and groundwater for agriculture and daily use.

3. Health

Healthcare facilities are limited, with DHQ and THQ hospitals facing pressure from a growing population and shortages of medical staff and equipment.

4. Unemployment

Unemployment remains high, particularly among youth, due to limited industrial activity and dependence on agriculture and informal labor.

5. Environmental challenges

Frequent floods, drought conditions, and poor waste management are affecting agriculture, infrastructure, and public health across the district.

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