Ahmedabad: Minister of Home Union Amit Shah on Thursday credited the BJP government in Gujarat, since the time Narendra Modi was the main minister, to strengthen the legal and order situation and help the country shed the tag of ‘capital curfew’ and get its identity and get its identity as a safe country and safe.
Overcoming a virtual meeting after inaugurating six newly built police stations and the office of the police deputy supervisor in the rural Ahmedabad, he said that thanks to enhanced legal and order situations, Gujarat has become a leading country in terms of industrial development.
“There are times when Gujarat is known as a curfew’s capital.
Now, when you ask at the age of 20 whether he has experienced curfew, he will definitely answer negatively.
Under the Leadership (Narendra) Modi, Anandiben.
(Patel), Vijaybhai ( Kupani) – And now with Bhupendrabhai (Patel) took over – the BJP government worked to strengthen the situation of law and order.
The state no longer experienced communal riots during Rath Yatras, and people said peace, “said people,” said people People, “Shah said).
“We have done it very well in terms of law and order situation, and because of this, Gujarat has prominenced in industrial development,” he added.
The government, starting from the time when Modi is the main minister, brings radical changes in legal and order situations by adopting new steps.
As cm, Modi worked towards the computerized police station, strengthening forensic knowledge, establishing the University of FSL and Raksha Shakti University, adding new companies to declare the police, and ensure the recruitment of police personnel who are on time and annually, he said.
Use of technology and initiative such as Viswas (video integration and state advanced security) and Cyber ​​Aashvast (assistance assistance assistance guaranteed for victims), cameras use body, laser guns, 15 drone cameras with night vision, and thousands of personnel recruited every year has strengthened the state police forces, Shah said in his speech.
He said that laws such as terrorism control and organized crime (GUJCTOC) and Gujarat Goonda and Anti-Social activities (Prevention) act, among others, also worked in strengthening the state police, he said.
Shah congratulates the state government to make “radical changes” in the legal and order situation by adopting a few new steps.
The Minister of Home Affairs said that the new police station, some of which were established in industrial estates, will ensure law and order, which is important for the development of the country.