Amit Shah calls for 10-year PRAHAAR strategy, automated counter-terror response at every level
- On Monday in New Delhi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the PRAHAAR conference on counter-terrorism strategy and launched a new Extradition Portal to expedite efforts to bring fugitives back to India.
- The Ministry unveiled the PRAHAAR counter-terrorism policy in February, outlining a multi-layered strategy anchored in "zero tolerance," intelligence-led prevention, and coordinated disruption of extremist violence.
- Highlighting agency coordination, Shah noted the government brought back 288 fugitive criminals from 36 countries between 2019 and 2026, while agencies busted more than 40 modules of the Shahzad Bhatti Network and arrested 350 individuals across 15 states.
- The new Extradition Portal connects the MHA, MEA, CBI, and State Police to expedite legal requests, while Shah urged State Police forces to establish dedicated teams for fugitive tracking.
- Shah called for an "automated response mechanism" at every level, emphasizing a "proactive, result-oriented approach to counterterrorism" to strengthen the PRAHAAR strategy through continuous analysis over the next 10 years.
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Amit Shah calls for 10-year PRAHAAR strategy, automated counter-terror response at every level
Inaugurating the conference on 'PRAHAAR - CT Policy and Strategy' in New Delhi, Shah called for consistent efforts to strengthen and improvise the strategy and urged stakeholders to adopt a proactive and result-oriented approach towards all its aspects.
Amit Shah unveils PRAHAAR, a whole-of-society strategy against terror
Mentioning various steps undertaken for mitigating terrorist threats, he advocated institutionalizing an automated counter terrorism response at every level of the framework. Impressing upon the necessity of result-oriented approach towards each pillar of PRAHAAR, Shah called for coordination among the stakeholders to prevent any delay in action.
Ensure automated counter-terrorism response, Shah tells top cops
Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah on Monday told the country’s top police officials to institutionalize an automated counter terrorism response at every level of the security set-up to eliminate all forms of terrorism effectively.
Amit Shah inaugurated the "Prahar - CT (Counter Terror) Policy and Strategy" conference in New Delhi. Amit Shah said that between 2019 and 2026, 288 fugitives from 36 countries have been extradited to India.
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