Amit Shah Vows Relentless Fight Against Terrorism on Police Commemoration Day

Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized India's continued fight against terrorism and crime despite progress in peace. On Police Commemoration Day, he honored fallen officers, pledged a modernized justice system, and highlighted welfare measures like Ayushman CAPF. Shah reaffirmed India's goal to be a developed nation by 2047.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted on Police Commemoration Day that India will persist in its battle against terrorism, infiltration, and conspiracies to incite religious tension, despite the attainment of relative peace in Jammu, Kashmir, and Naxal-hit regions.

Shah honored police martyrs, reminding their families that their sacrifices fuel the vision of a developed India by 2047. He highlighted initiatives for police welfare and efforts to modernize the legal system, which includes the Ayushman CAPF scheme for medical treatment.

Shah underscored the establishment of three new criminal laws to enhance justice delivery, projecting that the Indian criminal justice system will be one of the most advanced within three years of registering a case. These initiatives, he said, symbolize gratitude towards martyrs in the nation's developmental journey.

(With inputs from agencies.)