Addressing the 57th All India Conference of Police Liaison/Inspectors General, the Prime Ministers debunked the obsolete criminal case, suggested the creation of standards for Inspectors General of Police in the state.
According to an official statement, “The prime minister also stressed on increasing cooperation between state police and central agencies to leverage capacity and share best practices.” According to the statement, he was frequently visited by officers. Also discussed strengthening of coastal security.
The Prime Minister sensitized the police and suggested them to stick to emerging messages and underlined the importance of the ‘National Database Governance Framework’ for making database exchange certification in SEALs.
He suggested that while the police force should take more advantage of technological solutions like biometrics etc., there is also a need to further strengthen traditional policing mechanisms like foot patrolling. Modi also supported prison reforms to improve prison administration.
Prime Minister Modi invited model DGP/IGP conferences at state and district levels to discuss emerging crores and develop betting methods among his team. The conference involved policing and various structures of national security, including counter-terrorism, counter-insurgency and cyber security.
The three-day meeting was attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, among others. Around 600 more officials at various levels from the States and the Union Territory in hybrid mode participated in the conference.
A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office had earlier said, “Since 2014, Modi has taken a deep dive into the DGP’s conference. In contrast to the marking presence of earlier mottoes, he takes part in all major calculations.
The statements also said that the Prime Minister not only takes all oath-taking seriously, but also promotes free and unfettered discussion so that new ideas can adequately emerge.
Congestions were said to provide a suitable environment for the country’s top police officers to appear and appear open and forthright in briefing the prime minister on key policing and internal security issues.
Inspired by the Prime Minister’s vision, the conference began to discuss the future of policing and security, an official said. The three-day meeting discussed topics such as security sections along the land borders with Nepal and Myanmar, strategy to identify foreigners living in India for long periods and targeting Maoist strongholds.
Modi also distributed police medals for distinguished services. The annual meeting was held in New Delhi till 2013. The next year, when the Modi-led government came to power, it decided to organize programs of the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Intelligence Bureau outside the national capital.
This time the conference was organized at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Pusa, Delhi. Earlier, the venue of the meeting was Vigyan Bhawan in the national capital.
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