Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Amit Shah to Review Madhya Pradesh Police Initiatives
Amit Shah plans to visit Bhopal on October 3.
He will review how Madhya Pradesh Police are handling cybercrime and security.
Officials will also discuss terrorism, policing and disaster management.
They will explain tools such as the e-Zero FIR and the 1930 cyber helpline.
Police officials will present information about criminal courts, evidence and forensic work.
Prison reforms and coordination with nearby states will also be discussed.
A public exhibition will show how a crime moves through the justice system.
The exhibition will use videos, digital screens, posters and models and will run for about five days.
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah will visit Bhopal on October 3.
He will review cybercrime, counterterrorism, law-and-order and police-modernisation efforts.
Officials discussed e-Zero FIR, the 1930 cyber helpline and cybercommando training.
Presentations covered criminal justice, e-evidence, forensic services, prisons and disaster management.
A five-day public exhibition will showcase new criminal laws and Madhya Pradesh Police initiatives.
- Who
- Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah, Madhya Pradesh Police officials and senior state police officers.
- What
- Amit Shah will review cybercrime, counterterrorism, law-and-order, criminal-justice and police-modernisation initiatives.
- When
- October 3; the exhibition is scheduled to run for approximately five days.
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To review the Madhya Pradesh Police’s security, policing, criminal-justice and modernisation initiatives.
- Visit date
- October 3
- Location
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Cybercrime initiatives
- e-Zero FIR, the 1930 cyber helpline, cybercommando training and the Safe Click campaign
- Safe Click target
- The awareness campaign aims to reach 8.6 crore people
- Forensic resources
- Madhya Pradesh has 57 mobile forensic vans
- Public exhibition
- A roughly five-day exhibition on new criminal laws will open to the public on October 3