Union Home Minister Amit Shah Inaugurates Exhibition On New Criminal Laws In Bhopal, Approves ₹101 Crore To Gaushalas | VIDEO

Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated a five-day exhibition on the new criminal laws at BHEL Dussehra Ground in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The exhibition, organized by the Madhya Pradesh Police, aims to educate the public about the criminal justice process and the new laws focused on justice, rather than punishment. Shah emphasized that these laws aim to protect citizens' dignity, property, and life and ensure cases from FIR to Supreme Court are concluded within three years.

In his address, Shah highlighted Madhya Pradesh's dairy sector as a symbol of the state's "White Revolution." He urged cattle rearers to contribute to increasing milk collection to 50 lakh litres. The exhibition showcases the entire criminal case journey, from reporting a crime to the court, and explains 145 time-bound provisions under the new laws. Digital technology, forensic investigation, court procedures, and the roles of police, forensic labs, prosecution, and prison authorities are showcased.

Following the inauguration, Shah attended a Gopalak Sammelan, where around 35,000 cattle rearers from 11 districts participated. ₹101 crore was provided to gaushalas during the program. Shah also virtually laid the foundation stone for a ₹255-crore dairy plant in Ujjain and met senior police officials from the center and Madhya Pradesh during his visit to Bhopal.