New Delhi: The meeting of the South Zonal Council chaired by the Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah in Tirupati on Sunday and was attended by the heads of the Government of the Southern State and the Union region could complete 40 of 51 concerns that were delayed, according to the Ministry of Home officials.
At the 29th meeting of the South Zonal Council was attended by the main ministers of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Puduchhery; The senior minister who was divided by Kerala CMS, Tamil Nadu and Telangana; and Puducherry Regional Government, Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep, Shah described the national administration of 111 crore doses as far as great achievements and “examples of cooperative federalism”.
At the same time, he urged member countries to accelerate the second dose vaccination below the sub-division level, with CMS and officers personally monitor progress.
Shah also asked South countries to involve officials and experts in strengthening their input on the proposed amendments for Indian criminal codes, criminal procedure codes and evidence, and immediately submit it.
Among other issues underline Shah for follow-up by member countries is the creation of independent prosecution directors to accelerate prosecution; priority to overcome the spread of narcotics and drug use; Build at least one forensic science college with syllabus in their local language, so that labor can be trained to meet the needs of forensic investigations.
In his opening address at the meeting, Shah reaffirmed the commitment of the Modi government to promote Hindi with all regional Indian languages.
He actually urged delegates to speak in their own national language, with arrangements have also been made for translations of the process into the language spoken by board member countries.
Shah said the zonal council meeting, which involves consultation on the issues of federal concern at the highest level, has been able to resolve many problems even though it is consulting.
The minister at home explains it to praise the ancient culture, tradition and language of the southern state and underline that India’s development cannot be imagined without “a very important contribution from the southern state of India”.
Crediting the country to fight Covid-19 in a partnership with the center, Shah said that when the pandemic began, “It was said that India would not be able to overcome it …
However, India quickly increased health infrastructure and domestic production vaccines under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi …
today, we have overcome fear about pandemic and government unions will continue to do everything possible to cover all countries under the vaccination program “Shah remembers that the zon council has met with 18 times the past seven years, compared to greatly A little meeting was held before.
“Now different zone council meetings are held regularly and this can only occur with cooperation between all state governments and ministries and the central department,” Shah said.