While addressing 49th Foundation Day celebration of Bureau of Police Research and Development, BPRD in New Delhi Shah said unless the nation has the power to stand in front of challenges, it will be difficult to achieve goals.

He said more than 34 thousand policemen made the supreme sacrifice to maintain internal security of the country. 

Speaking about police reforms, Shah said it is a long and continuous process and police must mold itself according to the challenges of the time. 

The minister stressed the need to initiate a consulting process across the country for necessary changes in CrPC and IPC.  

He also said there is a need to promote the Forensic Science Universities and Colleges to provide speedy punishment to culprits.

Shah have also said that there should be a change in the approach of staff and officers of the prison department towards prisoners. 

Shah said BPRD plays an important role in strengthening the police force. The Minister lauded BPRD for maintaining its relevance for 50 years continuously.

He added that if any government or non-government organisation runs continuously for 50 years, it should be understood that good work is being done.