Amit Shah reviews Delhi law and order at police headquarters
The Union Home Minister held a four-hour meeting with the Lieutenant Governor and senior police officials on Thursday.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a four-hour review meeting on the law-and-order situation and policing in Delhi at the Delhi Police Headquarters on Thursday, according to reports by The Pioneer, The Shillong Times and Times Now.
The meeting, which began at 3.15 pm at the Jai Singh Road complex, was attended by Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar and several senior officers.
The discussions focused on women's safety, organised crime, arms smuggling, drug trafficking and crowd management. The session also addressed security arrangements for the Chhath Puja festivities, which involve lakhs of devotees across more than 1,400 ghats and continue until November 16.
This session served as a follow-up to a previous review held on October 24, which included Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. That earlier meeting covered intelligence sharing, traffic management and preparedness for large gatherings.
The Home Minister's visit is his third to the headquarters since late August. Officials described the Thursday session as a thorough stock-taking exercise involving a detailed examination of crime data, deployment and inter-agency coordination.