100% implementation of all three new criminal laws will be achieved within the next one year-Amit Shah

Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah addressed the valedictory session of the Intelligence Bureau’s ‘National Security Strategies Conference’ in New Delhi today. Senior police officers from across the country, Directors General of Police of all states, and representatives of central security agencies participated in the two-day conference, both in person and virtually. The Union Home Minister commended the Intelligence Bureau and its team for organizing the conference and for selecting its themes.

Shri Shah said that the modernization of the five pillars of the new criminal laws, technological upgradation, and creation of data are being implemented very effectively. He said that 100% implementation of all three new criminal laws will be achieved within the next one year, enabling criminal cases to be disposed of up to the Supreme Court within three years and increasing the conviction rate by 25%.

Shri Shah said, Modi Ji has set the target of developed India in 2047, and the first condition of developed India is strong internal security, if we want to become first in every field then internal security will have to be strengthened further. Shri Shah said that whenever a country decides to move forward, challenges inevitably emerge both from within the country and from across the world, and we must visualize them in advance.

Shri Shah said, if earlier governments had visualized the problems of Narcotics, Naxalism and North East before they became acute, then the country would not have had to bear the brunt of them for decades. He said that a problem is easier to tackle when it is small and at the very stage of its emergence. Shri Shah said, we have ended the challenge posed by the three hotspots of internal security, the entire credit for this goes to the police forces of every state, central agencies and CAPFs.

Speaking on the justice system, the Union Home Minister said that earlier, timely justice in the country was considered a dream and an impossible task. He said that the Modi Government introduced three new criminal laws and expanded the network of Forensic Science Laboratories (FSLs), while 37,000 young graduates are graduating every year through the National Forensic Sciences University. (UPDATED ON 25TH AUGUST 26)