Central government can take a big decision, prisoners who have served one-third of their sentence can be released

New Delhi: The central government is preparing a special plan for the prisoners serving their sentence in jail. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a big announcement in this regard. he/she said that the government is working on a scheme under which such prisoners in the country’s jails who have completed one-third of their sentence will be released. Under this scheme, only those prisoners will be released who are guilty of non-heinous crimes. This decision can be implemented before Constitution Day on 26 November. Amit Shah gave this information at the 50th All India Police Science Conference organized in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.

what did amit shah say

During this, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also highlighted 5 important areas related to law and order. he/she said that the police need to be one step ahead of the criminals. These include tackling cyber crime, preventing infiltration and securing borders using technology, stopping the illegal use of drones. Along with this, it is important to use modern technology more in drug investigation and awareness and to stop the misuse of the dark web.

Shah in All India Police Science Conference

Amit Shah stressed that there is a need to reconstruct the system of delivery of research and development, methods of information collection, participation and structure in police stations up to the beat constable level. It is time to comprehensively reevaluate these aspects. Any system becomes obsolete if it remains unchanged for 50 years.

Union Home Minister raised many issues

The Home Minister also highlighted that there have been significant changes in the country, the world, the field of crime and the policing system in the last several decades. However, has the police science conference evolved in response to these changes? The annual science conference is discussing eight topics such as new criminal laws, use of forensic science, disaster management, application of blockchain technology, cyber fraud, policing in smart cities, community policing in tribal areas and tackling radicalization. measure of.

tough crackdown on drugs

Amit Shah said that in the last 10 years, authorities have seized 5,45,000 kg of drugs worth Rs 35,000 crore. This is six times more than the quantity seized in the 10 years before the Modi government came to power.