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Amit Shah Calls for 10-Year PRAHAAR Counter-Terror Roadmap
Amit Shah wants India to use a long-term plan to fight terrorism.
The plan is called PRAHAAR.
He said the plan should guide everyone, including local police stations.
Officials should study terrorist attacks continuously to learn how to respond better.
He also proposed automatic response systems at different levels.
Shah asked government agencies and police forces to work together more closely.
PRAHAAR has seven main parts, including prevention, response, human rights and recovery.
Police leaders from states and central organizations discussed how to put the strategy into practice.
Amit Shah urged a 10-year institutional roadmap for the PRAHAAR counter-terrorism strategy.
He called for continuous analysis of terrorist incidents and automated responses at every level.
Shah said PRAHAAR’s principles should reach police-station level across the country.
The conference emphasized proactive coordination among stakeholders through a whole-of-society approach.
PRAHAAR’s seven pillars include prevention, response, human rights, international cooperation, recovery and resilience.
- Who
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah, along with senior central and state police officials, attended the conference.
- What
- A conference discussed institutionalizing the PRAHAAR counter-terrorism strategy through a 10-year roadmap and automated response mechanisms.
- Where
- New Delhi.
- When
- Monday.
- Why
- To strengthen counter-terrorism coordination, improve preparedness and promote a proactive, result-oriented response.
Key facts
- Strategy
- PRAHAAR counter-terrorism strategy
- Proposed timeframe
- 10 years
- Core mechanism
- Continuous analysis of terrorist incidents and automated responses
- Approach
- Whole-of-society counter-terrorism effort
- Number of pillars
- Seven
- Participants
- Central officials, heads of police organizations, police chiefs from 15 states and Anti-Terrorist Squad chiefs
- Location
- New Delhi
Sources
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