Shah asks Delhi Police Commissioner to ensure security in capital post Pahalgam terror attack

Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora. Shah instructed Arora to maintain law and order in Delhi. This follows the Pahalgam terror attack. Arora briefed Shah on the capital's security situation. Shah ordered ...

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a meeting with Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora on Saturday and instructed him to ensure that law and order in the national capital is not breached in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, an official said. The commissioner, who met Shah at the Ministry of Home Affairs, briefed him about the law and order situation in the capital, police sources said.

The home minister asked the commissioner to ensure that security is beefed up in the capital to avert any untoward incident, they said.

In the meeting that lasted for about half an hour, Shah also ordered to ensure that no Pakistan national is residing in Delhi.


"Night vigil and foot patrolling will be heightened in the wake of the terror attack. Instructions were given to maintain peace and harmony," a senior police officer said.
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