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Get ready to implement new criminal codes, leverage AI: Shah to top cops

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August 26, 2023

Union home minister Amit Shah on Friday stressed on the need to provide timely justice to citizens and asked police officers to get ready to implement the recently-introduced bills, once cleared by Parliament, at the grassroots level to revamp three criminal laws, according to an official statement.

- Neeraj Chauhan

Get ready to implement new criminal codes, leverage AI: Shah to top cops

Shah also urged the top police leadership to transform their approach in dealing with the country's internal security problems, and laid emphasis on the use of modern technology in policing.

He was speaking at the conclusion of the two-day National Security Strategy (NSS) conference in Delhi. The conference is organised by the Intelligence Bureau every year to discuss impending threats to the security of the country.

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