Amit Shah to Open Two-Day National Anti-Terror Conference in New Delhi to Strategize Against Emerging Threats

NEW DELHI, DECEMBER 25, 2025: Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah is set to inaugurate a high-level “Anti-Terror Conference” this Friday, December 26, in the national capital. Organized by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, the two-day summit aligns with the vision of Narendra Modi to maintain a “zero-tolerance” policy toward terrorism. The conference serves as a premier platform for operational forces, forensic experts, and legal specialists to brainstorm next-generation strategies.

By fostering a “Whole of the Government” approach, the event aims to build seamless synergies between various stakeholders to ensure a coordinated and effective response to evolving national security challenges.The agenda for the conference is comprehensive, focusing on the sharing of best practices and lessons learned from recent terror investigations across different law enforcement agencies. Expert sessions will delve into critical areas such as collecting evidence from foreign jurisdictions, digital forensics, and disrupting sophisticated terror-financing networks.

Additionally, the summit will address modern security complexities, including radicalization, espionage, and hybrid threats. With senior police officers from all States and Union Territories in attendance alongside central agency officials and technology experts, the conference is expected to provide substantive inputs for future policy formulation, ensuring India’s counter-terrorism framework remains future-ready and institutionally robust.