**Executive Summary**
The document reports on the inauguration of the three-day 60th DGsP/IGsP Conference in Raipur, Chhattisgarh by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. It highlights the Modi government's initiatives and achievements in internal security, including efforts to eliminate Naxalism and resolve long-standing issues in Naxal-affected regions, the Northeast, and Jammu & Kashmir. The document also outlines strengthened laws and increased coordination between state and central authorities to combat narcotics and terrorism. The next DGsP/IGsP Conference will be held when the country is free from Naxalism.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Conference Overview:**
* 60th DGsP/IGsP Conference inaugurated in Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
* Serves as a forum for problem-solving, addressing challenges, and formulating strategies and policies related to internal security.
* **Naxalism:**
* Goal to completely eliminate Naxalism before the next conference.
* 586 fortified police stations constructed in the past 7 years.
* Naxal-affected districts reduced from 126 in 2014 to 11.
* **Regional Security:**
* Permanent solutions being implemented for Naxalism, the Northeast, and Jammu & Kashmir.
* These regions will soon become like the rest of the country.
* **Legal and Enforcement Measures:**
* NIA and UAPA laws have been strengthened.
* Three New Criminal Laws enacted, along with stronger laws against narcotics and fugitives.
* Policing in India will become the most modern globally after full implementation of new laws.
* **Combating Terrorism and Narcotics:**
* Ban imposed on PFI; nationwide raids conducted.
* Focus on accurate intelligence, clarity of objectives, and synergy in action to combat radicalization, extremism, and narcotics.
* 360-degree offensive against narcotics and organized crime.
* State Police and NCB to launch a stringent crackdown on narcotics syndicates.
**Impact Analysis**
**Stakeholder: Central Government**
* **Impact:** Showcases its commitment to improving internal security and reducing Naxalism, terrorism, and drug trafficking.
* **Action Required:** Continue implementing and enforcing the strengthened laws and policies.
**Stakeholder: State Governments and State Police**
* **Impact:** Requires collaboration with the central government and the NCB to combat narcotics syndicates.
* **Action Required:** Launch a stringent crackdown on narcotics syndicates at the state, national, and international levels, and work towards better centre-state cooperation.
**Stakeholder: Security Forces and Police**
* **Impact:** Strengthened security framework with the construction of fortified police stations.
* **Action Required:** Focus on accurate intelligence, clarity of objectives, and synergy in action when countering extremism, radicalization and narcotics.
**Stakeholder: Citizens of India**
* **Impact:** Increased security and stability, particularly in Naxal-affected regions, the Northeast, and Jammu & Kashmir.
* **Action Required:** No direct action required.
Key Entities Referenced
New Criminal Laws: Three newly enacted laws to modernize policing and address narcotics and fugitives.
Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA): Law related to internal security, which has been strengthened.
National Investigation Agency (NIA): The agency has been strengthened to combat terrorism.
Popular Front of India (PFI): Banned organization, subjected to nationwide raids and arrests.
DGsP/IGsP Conference: An annual conference for Directors General of Police and Inspectors General of Police to discuss and formulate policies on internal security.
Ministry of Home Affairs
Union Home Minister and Minister of
Cooperation Shri Amit Shah, inaugurates three-
day 60th DGsP/IGsP Conference in Raipur,
Chhattisgarh
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, the DGsP/IGsP
Conference has emerged as a forum that provides solutions
for country’s internal security—covering everything from
problem-solving and challenges to strategies and policy
formulation
Before the next DGsP/IGsP Conference, the country will be
completely free from the problem of Naxalism
In the past 7 years, the we have strengthened the security
framework by constructing 586 fortified police stations, as a
result, the number of Naxal-affected districts has reduced
from 126 in 2014 to just 11
For the past 40 years, three hotspots that had become a
persistent wound for the country—Naxalism, Northeast, and
Jammu & Kashmir—have been given permanent solutions by
the Modi government, soon, these regions will become like
the rest of the country
We have strengthened NIA and UAPA laws, and has enacted
three New Criminal Laws along with stronger laws for dealing
with narcotics and fugitives
After the full implementation of the three New Criminal Laws,
policing in India will become the most modern in the world
We have imposed a ban on the PFI, the nationwide raids on
their locations and the subsequent arrests became an
excellent example of Centre–State coordinationWork is being carried out on three key points—accuracy of
intelligence, clarity of objectives, and synergy in action—to
deliver a strong blow to radicalisation, extremism, and
narcotics
We must launch a 360-degree offensive against narcotics and
organised crime and create such a system that drug
traffickers and criminals are not able to gain even an inch of
space in this country
The time has now come for the State Police, together with
the NCB, to launch a stringent crackdown on narcotics
syndicates operating at the state, national, and international
levels, and to put their kingpins behind bars
प्रव तथ: 28 NOV 2025 9:27PM by PIB Delhi
Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Shri Amit Shah inaugurated the three-day 60th
DGP/IGP Conference in Raipur, Chhattisgarh today.
In his address, the Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Shri Amit Shah said that under the
leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the DGsP/IGsP Conference has emerged as a key forum
for resolving the country’s internal security challenges – ranging from identifying problems and
challenges to formulating strategies and policies. Referring to the actionable steps taken by the Modi
Government for the complete elimination of Naxalism, Home Minister said that in the last seven years, the
Central Government has strengthened the security grid by constructing 586 fortified police stations. As aresult, the number of Naxal-affected districts has come down from 126 in 2014 to just 11 today. Union
Home Minister expressed confidence that the country will be completely free from the menace of
Naxalism before the next DGsP/IGsP Conference.
Shri Amit Shah said that the country has been facing the problem of Naxalism for the last 40 years. He
said that the Modi Government has provided permanent solutions to the three hotspots which had become
a festering wound for the nation — Naxalism, the North-East, and Jammu & Kashmir. He said that very
soon these regions will become like the rest of the country. Highlighting the achievements of the Modi
Government, Home Minister said that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has been strengthened, the
Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) has been made more robust, three New Criminal Laws have
been introduced, and strong laws have been enacted against narcotics and fugitive offenders. He further
said that once the three New Criminal Laws are fully implemented, policing in India will become the most
modern in the world.Referring to the Modi Government’s action against terrorism and extremism, Union Home Minister Shri
Amit Shah said that after the Centre banned the Popular Front of India (PFI), nationwide raids were
conducted on their hideouts and arrests were made, which is an outstanding example of Centre-State
coordination. He said that security forces and police are delivering strong blows to extremism,
radicalisation and narcotics by focusing on three key aspects: accuracy of intelligence, clarity of
objectives, and synergy in action. Shri Shah reiterated that we must launch a 360-degree attack on
narcotics and organised crime and build such a system that drug traffickers and criminals do not get even
an inch of space in this country. He said the time has now come for state police forces to work together
with the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and strike hard at narcotics gangs operating at state, national
and international levels, and put their masterminds behind bars.
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