Amit Shah Terrorists

Extending an olive branch to the terrorists operating in Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asked them on Thursday to give up arms and come forward for talks with the government or be prepared to get neutralised at the hands of security

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said that Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a new era of peace and development under the Narendra Modi government and the region has transformed from a terrorist hotspot into a tourist hotspot.

Even as search operations continue in the Jammu region where security forces are trying to flush out terrorists, back in Delhi Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed the new deployment strategy being enforced in Jammu and Kashmir.

Sending a tough message, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that no family member of any terrorist nor close relatives of stone pelters will get government jobs in Jammu and Kashmir.

Anti-terror agencies will have to adopt a ruthless approach so that new terrorist organisations are not formed in the country, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday raised concern at the two-day G-20 Conference in Gurugram regarding terrorists using the dark net to hide their identity and spread radical material.

Amit Shah on Sunday said during the previous UPA government at the Centre, Pakistan-based terrorists would often cross over to Indian territory and launch attacks, while asserting that the people of the country now feel safe under PM Modi,

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday met the survivors of a terrorist attack on a village in the Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir in January this year and assured them of government support, officials said.

The Home Minister's visit comes days after twin terror attacks which left seven members of the minority community, including two children, dead, and fourteen others injured in the Upper Dangri village of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will today meet the families of those killed in the recent twin terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district.

The visit of the Home Minister comes 10 days after terrorists killed six civilians, including two children, at Upper Dhangri village in Rajouri district in a worrying sign of terrorist activities spilling out beyond Kashmir Valley.

The Union Home Ministry said the government has taken several steps to protect the lives of people, including media persons, as security and intelligence agencies remain deployed across Jammu and Kashmir to thwart terrorists and their handlers

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said terror attacks were rampant when Congress was in power and terrorists from Pakistan used to kill Indian soldiers but the then ruling party never condemned them due to "vote bank" politics.

Issues like continued threats of terrorism and global terror groups, terror financing, narco-terrorism, organised crime-terror nexus, illicit use of cyberspace and movement of foreign terrorist fighters are expected to be discussed in the meeting.

The Reserve Bank on Thursday asked banks and other financial institutions to report to the government details about accounts resembling 10 individuals who have been designated as terrorists.

Extending an olive branch to the terrorists operating in Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asked them on Thursday to give up arms and come forward for talks with the government or be prepared to get neutralised at the hands of security

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said that Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a new era of peace and development under the Narendra Modi government and the region has transformed from a terrorist hotspot into a tourist hotspot.

Even as search operations continue in the Jammu region where security forces are trying to flush out terrorists, back in Delhi Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed the new deployment strategy being enforced in Jammu and Kashmir.

Sending a tough message, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that no family member of any terrorist nor close relatives of stone pelters will get government jobs in Jammu and Kashmir.

Anti-terror agencies will have to adopt a ruthless approach so that new terrorist organisations are not formed in the country, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday raised concern at the two-day G-20 Conference in Gurugram regarding terrorists using the dark net to hide their identity and spread radical material.

Amit Shah on Sunday said during the previous UPA government at the Centre, Pakistan-based terrorists would often cross over to Indian territory and launch attacks, while asserting that the people of the country now feel safe under PM Modi,

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday met the survivors of a terrorist attack on a village in the Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir in January this year and assured them of government support, officials said.

The Home Minister's visit comes days after twin terror attacks which left seven members of the minority community, including two children, dead, and fourteen others injured in the Upper Dangri village of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will today meet the families of those killed in the recent twin terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district.

The visit of the Home Minister comes 10 days after terrorists killed six civilians, including two children, at Upper Dhangri village in Rajouri district in a worrying sign of terrorist activities spilling out beyond Kashmir Valley.

The Union Home Ministry said the government has taken several steps to protect the lives of people, including media persons, as security and intelligence agencies remain deployed across Jammu and Kashmir to thwart terrorists and their handlers

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said terror attacks were rampant when Congress was in power and terrorists from Pakistan used to kill Indian soldiers but the then ruling party never condemned them due to "vote bank" politics.

Issues like continued threats of terrorism and global terror groups, terror financing, narco-terrorism, organised crime-terror nexus, illicit use of cyberspace and movement of foreign terrorist fighters are expected to be discussed in the meeting.

The Reserve Bank on Thursday asked banks and other financial institutions to report to the government details about accounts resembling 10 individuals who have been designated as terrorists.