NEW DELHI: Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the 'Anti-Terrorism Conference 2024' hosted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in New Delhi as a two-day event that will unite in itself the efforts that are being made for strength in Indian anti-terrorism initiatives. In the conference, he unveiled the new motto of NIA, released SOP for investigating UAPA cases, and honoured 11 NIA medal recipients. Also present at this meeting were Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan; Intelligence Bureau Director Tapan Deka; National Security Deputy Advisor Pankaj Singh; and NIA Director-General Sadanand Date. High-ranking state police forces and central agencies, along with law experts, forensic scientists, and technology experts, were also in attendance.
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