Sir Mohammad Ibrahim Ali Khan, the fourth Nawab of the Tonk princely state, whose reign lasted from 1867 to 23 June 1930, was among the select few chieftains who attended the Dehli court three times.
During his time, many reforms were done in Sironj Pargana and many new works and new departments were also created. Khan's name was recorded on the other side Ahad e Sultanat Mulk e Moazzam England o Qaiser was recorded.
During this period Sironj was ruled by Sahabzada Nizam Ali Khan who was the grandson of the first Nawab Amir Ali Khan, later this position was changed from Hakim to Nazim. He made some changes with the advice of Nawab Ibrahim Ali Khan, they are as follows.
The first task was to modernize the police department by establishing the following 13 police stations.
1- Kotwali syringe
2- Devpur
3- Anandpur
4- Looting
5- Aligarh
6- Tonkara
7- Anarasi Kalan
8- Nineteen taal
9- Amirgarh
10- Deepna Kheda
11- Flag
12- Mahoti
13- Bhagwantpur
Apart from these, there were seven separate checkpoints.
After a few years, instead of 13 police stations, only the following 9 police stations were maintained and the rest were closed
Kotwali Sironj, Latteri, Tonkara, Kakaraj Kotra, Unarsi Tal, Bamauri Shala, Jhandwa, Bhagwantpur, Unarsi Kalan and seven outposts.
A Thanedar, a Jamadar (head), a Havildar, and five constables were kept in each police station, and a large area of Pargana Sironj was secured by this arrangement. With this change, the crime rate was very much controlled. Until this time, the person who was the head of the parish was the highest officer of the police department.
Civil Hospital (Darul Shifa) was established under the supervision of Civil Surgeon of Sehore Agency.
A municipal committee (municipality) was established, which could be used to clean the roads and provide lighting on the roads at night.
The revenue of the revenue department started the famous fair of Aliganj which lasted for fifteen days. Many people from nearby villages came to enjoy the fair. It used to be delivered.
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