Amit Shah visits Delhi Police HQ amid law and order scrutiny
The short version
- Amit Shah visited Delhi Police headquarters to review law and order in the national capital.
- The visit comes amid scrutiny of the Delhi Police's handling of the July 'Sansad Chalo' protest.
- Shah emphasized the need for police forces across India to work together to make the country drug-free.
- A deadline of December 31, 2029, has been set to achieve a drug-free India.
- Shah praised Central Armed Police Forces and state police for their role in maintaining peace during elections and in conflict-affected regions.
What we don’t know yet
- The identity of the accused in the alleged attack on Christian families in West Bengal is not mentioned.
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First reported by The Hindu Amit Shah to visit Punjab on October 20, says BJP leader Ravneet Bittu
NDTV Amit Shah Meets Family Of Punjab Man Killed Over Anti-Drug Campaign
The Times of India Shah meets families of anti-drug activists killed in Punjab; targets AAP
Hindustan Times Amit Shah targets AAP govt, seeks transfer of Punjab anti-drug activists’ death cases to CBI
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- The Hindu, left-leaningOperation Trident: India’s Biggest Strike Against Drug Cartels Yet? | The Hindu Editorial
- The Indian Express, centre‘India will hammer drug cartels’: Amit Shah hails Operation Trident that unearthed hawala network
- NDTV, left-leaningInternational Narco-Cartel Busted In Northeast Under ‘Op Trident’: Amit Shah
- The Hindu, left-leaningAmit Shah hails ‘lethal blow’ to international narco-cartel following anti-narcotics operation in Assam, Mizoram and Manipur
- The Times of India, right-leaningOperation Trident: Rs 100 cr hawala transactions exposed, 18 arrested in drug crackdown
- Hindustan Times, centreAmit Shah hails ‘another lethal blow’ as Operation Trident strikes drug cartels across Assam, Manipur, Mizoram
- The Hindu, left-leaningNaidu meets Amit Shah, Ashwini Vaishnaw in New Delhi
- Hindustan Times, centreAmit Shah visits Delhi Police headquarters to take stock of law and order in national capital
- The Times of India, right-leaningAmit Shah visits Delhi Police HQ amid law and order concerns in Capital
- The Hindu, left-leaningAmit Shah reaches Delhi Police headquarters to take stock of law & order in capital