India to Launch New National Counter-Terrorism Policy, Says Amit Shah

The policy aims to unify state and central efforts to combat terrorism with enhanced coordination and cutting-edge technology.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced plans for a new national counter-terrorism policy at the Anti-Terror Conference in New Delhi.
The policy seeks to create a unified approach among states and central agencies to dismantle the terror ecosystem.
Shah emphasized the importance of technology and training in addressing 'borderless and invisible' terror threats.
The government has proposed model Anti-Terrorism Squads and Special Task Forces for states to adopt.
Prime Minister Modi's government continues to advocate a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism, with significant reductions in terror activities reported since 2014.