Amit Shah tells security brass to act tough against infiltration
Shah also asked the officers to use the “trial in absentia” option for fugitives hiding in foreign jurisdictions and to implement the recently formed national counter-terrorism policy.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah called for tough security measures against infiltration during a 9th two-day National Security Strategies (NSS) conference in Delhi, reports the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). The conference, attended by all central agencies’ chiefs and over 850 officers, discussed critical aspects of national security, including counter-terrorism challenges, narcotics control, and combating cybercrime and proxy warfare by Pakistan.
Shah emphasized the need for strict actions, such as implementing the recently formed national counter-terrorism policy, using the "trial in absentia" option for fugitives hiding abroad, and deploying an AI-based analysis of information on the Multi Agency Centre platforms to create SOPs for various national security challenges.
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