The NIA is organising an anti-terror conference on December 26 and 27 at Delhi where the contours of the policy are likely to be shared. File
| Photo Credit: PTI The Union government is finalising India’s first anti-terror policy which will provide a template for all States to combat and respond to terror-related incidents, a senior government official told The Hindu. Digital radicalisation, the misuse of open borders, and conversion networks funded by foreign players are among the key issues being discussed in the run-up to the policy’s release. Last November, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had announced that a National Counter Terrorism Policy and Strategy would be introduced soon. One year on, a National Investigation Agency (NIA) official told The Hindu that “the Home Ministry is finalising the document and the NIA has also given its inputs.” The NIA is organising an anti-terror conference on December 26 and 27 at Delhi where the contours of the policy are likely to be shared.
Published: December 23, 2025 5:36 pm
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