India's stern message to terrorists: ‘Either go to jail or to hell’
1 week, 3 days ago

India's stern message to terrorists: ‘Either go to jail or to hell’

Hindustan Times  

Union minister of state for home Nityanand Rai on Wednesday sent a strong message to terrorists, saying they “will either face jail time or meet their demise.” Union Minister Nityanand Rai speaks in the Lok Sabha during the Budget session of Parliament, in New Delhi, “Earlier, the terrorists used to be glorified, they were even given great food. But now, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its zero tolerance towards terrorism, there have been zero terrorist incidents in the hinterland.Terrorists will either go to jail or hell,” ANI quoted Rai as saying during his reply during the question hour in Rajya Sabha on the issue of terrorism. Rai also highlighted the NIA's expanded reach, which includes 21 branch offices across the country, its headquarters in New Delhi, and zonal offices in Guwahati and Jammu. Over the last three years, the government created 625 new posts in the NIA, including technical experts and senior officers, he said.

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NIA Seizes 400+ Properties Targeting Terrorists Separatists
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NIA Seizes 400+ Properties Targeting Terrorists Separatists

Deccan Chronicle  

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2 years, 2 months ago

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Deccan Chronicle  

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Live Mint  

he Union cabinet on Monday approved amendments to the law to bolster the National Investigation Agency, increasing the ambit and scope of its investigations in India and abroad. Separate bills are likely to be introduced in Parliament during the ongoing session to amend the National Investigation Agency Act and the Unlawful Activities Act, said a person familiar with the development. …

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