Amit Shah Highlights Development Efforts During Assam and Mizoram Visit

The Union Home Minister inaugurated a police academy in Assam, discussed infrastructure projects, and addressed security during his three-day tour of the Northeast.

Amit Shah inaugurated the Lachit Barphukan Police Academy in Assam, emphasizing its goal to become India's top police training institution within five years.
The academy's first phase cost ₹167.4 crore, with plans for a ₹425.48-crore second phase housing project underway.
Shah recalled his detention during a previous Congress government in Assam, highlighting the state's progress under BJP leadership and increased conviction rates.
In Mizoram, Shah will oversee the relocation of Assam Rifles' establishments from Aizawl's city center to Zokhawsang, as part of a long-pending agreement.
The visit also includes discussions with Northeast state leaders on implementing the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and addressing regional development projects.