While addressing the concluding session of the 47th All India Police Science Congress in Lucknow on 29th November the Home minister spoke about the government’s vision to establish a Central National Police University,with affiliated colleges in each state, where students after 10th standard can learn about law, forensic science, communications, Constitution and Police and coordination for creation of a specialised force.

He also outlined the vision to establish a National Forensic Science University, with an affiliated college in each State and forensic science lab in each district, to make prosecution and conviction more effective as he said that the rate of conviction in the country is at a pitiable level.

Shah talked about establishing a Modus Operandi Bureau to study the psychological profile crime and criminals, for effective implementation of law and order. On a similar line, he talked about creating post of Director (Prosecution) in each State and the same must be institutionalised with full accountability and responsibility.

Sharung his concerns Amit Shah stated that Narcotics is spoiling the youth of the country and promised to bring about a wholesome change in the entire structure of Narcotics bureau and a model of the same would be given to the States in advisory format.

The Home Minister showered praises for police for maintenance of effective law and order situation after abrogation of Article 370 and Supreme Court verdict on Ram Mandir. He echoed his thoughts and said that the measures like country-wide NRC and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill can be implemented with effective coordination between the Central and State security apparatus.

The Minister stressed on the need to popularize the good work done by police forces through documentaries and short films.

‘Internal security is all the more important today as India is a huge market of 1.3 billion people and is at the centre stage of the world’ asserted Shah

Amit Shah optimistically expressed that to achieve a 5 Trillion economy it is imperative that it can be achieved through PM’s vision of a SMART (Sensitive, Modern, Alert, Responsive and Technosavvy) Police force.