Amit Shah Reviews Security and Development in J&K During First Visit Under New Government

The Union Home Minister's three-day visit includes assessing anti-terror operations, meeting families of fallen officers, and strategizing with BJP legislators against the ruling National Conference.

• Amit Shah began his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir since the formation of the Omar Abdullah-led National Conference government in October 2024.
• He held a closed-door meeting with BJP legislators in Jammu, focusing on countering the National Conference's stance on Article 370 and the Waqf (Amendment) Act.
• Shah is set to visit a Border Security Force outpost in Kathua to evaluate the security situation along the India-Pakistan border amidst ongoing anti-terror operations in the region.
• The Home Minister will meet families of fallen Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel and present job appointment letters to some on compassionate grounds.
• His agenda also includes reviewing development projects and the security situation in Srinagar before concluding his visit.

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