Amit Shah visits Delhi Police HQ to review law and order, key challenges
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The Union Home Minister’s review of Delhi’s law‑and‑order challenges could lead to new actions or policies affecting public safety, protests, drug enforcement and crimes against women in the capital.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah reached the Delhi Police headquarters on Saturday afternoon to take stock of the law and order situation in the national capital, officials said. The recent protests by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), the fight against drugs, action against gangsters operating from abroad and crimes against women are likely to figure in Shah's discussions with senior officers, police sources said. Shah reached the police headquarters on Jai Singh Road around 3 pm, where senior offi
The Union Home Minister heads India’s internal security ministry and regularly meets senior police officials to assess and direct policing priorities, especially in the national capital where law‑and‑order issues have broad political and social impact.
- •Statements or directives issued by Amit Shah after his meeting with senior police officers
- •Any announced initiatives or operations targeting drug trafficking, foreign‑based gangsters, or crimes against women in Delhi
- •Follow‑up meetings or policy announcements related to managing future protests in the city