Archive · 27 Dec 2025
Shah Calls for Unified ATS Structure
India's Home Minister Amit Shah spoke at a big meeting about fighting terrorism.
He said all police forces in India should work together in the same way to stop terrorists.
He introduced new tools to help police share information and catch criminals.
Shah also talked about a new plan to fight crime in all directions.
He wants all police leaders to use these new tools to stop terrorism and work together better.
The meeting was attended by important people from the government and police forces.
Shah said that as India grows stronger, it needs to be ready for more threats and should start preparing far ahead of time.
Amit Shah called for a common ATS structure across India to ensure uniform preparation against terror attacks.
Two databases were launched: Organised Crime Network Database and Weapons Database for lost, looted, and recovered arms.
Shah announced a new plan for a 360-degree assault on organised crime, forming a core asset of the zero-terror policy.
He emphasized the use of intelligence sharing platforms NIDAAN and NATGRID to ensure coordinated counter-actions.
Shah highlighted the importance of active participation in the Multi Agency Centre and the National Memory Bank.
- Who
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah, National Investigation Agency, State Police Forces, Central Agencies
- What
- Anti-Terrorism Conference-2025, Launch of databases, Call for unified ATS structure
- When
- Friday (conference), Coming days (new plan)
- Where
- New Delhi (conference location not specified)
- Why
- To enhance counter-terrorism efforts, improve coordination among agencies, combat organised crime
- Event
- Anti-Terrorism Conference-2025
- Organizer
- National Investigation Agency
- Key Initiatives
- Organised Crime Network Database, Weapons Database
- New Plan
- 360-degree assault on organised crime
- Intelligence Sharing Platforms
- NIDAAN, NATGRID
- Participants
- Union Ministers, DGP, NIA, CBI, IB, State Police
- Home Minister
- Amit Shah
- Prime Minister's Vision
- Zero-tolerance against terrorism
Sources
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