Amit Shah to review Delhi law and order situation at police headquarters
The Union Home Minister is scheduled to meet senior officials on Thursday to assess preparedness in the national capital.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to visit the Delhi Police headquarters on Jai Singh Road on Thursday, according to reports from ThePrint and The News Mill. He is scheduled to arrive at approximately 3 pm to meet with senior officers and review the law and order situation in Delhi.
The visit occurs as the city prepares for Chhath Puja following Diwali celebrations. On the same day, the Delhi government, led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, will inaugurate an 11-kilometre-long Chhath Ghat along the Munak Canal.
This visit follows a security review meeting chaired by Shah on October 24 at the same location. That previous meeting, which included Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar, addressed topics such as intelligence gathering, crowd control, and women's safety.
The Home Minister has also expressed a firm stance against drug trafficking. Speaking at the National Police Memorial in New Delhi, Shah stated that the government has set a target to eliminate the drug menace in India by December 31, 2029.