HM calls for cooperation between central & state forces

Mail News Service New Delhi, Sep 6 : Union Home Minister Shri Suhil Kumar Shinde has called for more cooperation between central agencies and state police forces as they work together towards achieving the common objective of curbing terrorism. Inaugurating the annual conference of DGPs / IGPs here today, he urged them to take prompt […]

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New Delhi, Sep 6 : Union Home Minister Shri Suhil Kumar Shinde has called for more cooperation between central agencies and state police forces as they work together towards achieving the common objective of curbing terrorism. Inaugurating the annual conference of DGPs / IGPs here today, he urged them to take prompt notice of every piece of intelligence as it is received and develop capacities for addressing the threats posed by terrorism.
Union Home Minister informed the Conference of constitution of Nine Member Standing Committee of DGPs headed by DIB to suggest Best Practices and Standard Operating Procedures for any aspect of Police operations/functioning and also propose/recommend assessments on any contemporary issue of national security.
Sushil Kumar Shinde also said that there is increasing evidence of resort taken by terrorists to the cyber-space domain. The recent incidents in Bengaluru in Karnataka, Pune in Maharashtra and other states of India where motivated rumours and irresponsible use of the social networking media posed a new challenge.
Earlier, in his welcome address Director, Intelligence Bureau, Nehchal Sandhu said that the conference has come to be a useful platform whereat police leaders are able to discuss challenges to security and design responses besides taking note of emerging trends that might require greater extension in the days ahead. He also mentioned that the recent approval of a standing committee of DGPs will carry forward the process of professional exchanges in the period between these annual conferences. Shri Sandhu also added that these conferences provide inspiration and encouragement to 2.2 million police personnel across the country.
Ministers of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs, Mullappally Ramachandran and Jitendra Singh; Directors General and Inspectors General of Police of the States and the Union Territories; Chiefs of Central Police Organisations and other senior officials were also present on the occasion.

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