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Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with Delhi Police officials on Saturday to review the city's law-and-order situation. The meeting, held at Vimarsh Hall and attended by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, focused on recent protests, preparations for a Congress rally, and crime prevention. Shah, who had not visited the headquarters in over four years, arrived at 3 pm and spent around three hours discussing various aspects of law enforcement.
Senior police officers briefed Shah on the current situation, emphasizing the need to manage protests and rallies while ensuring public safety. Crime statistics for the past five years were presented, highlighting trends in offenses such as those against women. A significant portion of the discussion centered on drug and narcotics issues, an area Shah has repeatedly prioritized.
The meeting marked Shah's first attendance at the Delhi Police headquarters since August 2022 and reflected a growing collaboration between the Delhi government and senior police officers in addressing law and order matters.
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