NetGrid Is Expected To Be Launched Soon By PM

NetGrid will prove to be an important weapon against terrorism, PM Modi can start soon.

The National Intelligence Grid (NetGrid) is expected to be launched soon by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

It aims to provide state-of-the-art technology to enhance India’s counter-terrorism capabilities.

Sources said that the final test of the ambitious electronic database is being done so that it can be started. The idea came after the 26 November 2008 terror attack in Mumbai.

Shah had indicated.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah had recently indicated that NetGrid may be launched soon. Its concept is to have a persistent and secure database of information on terrorists.

Shah had said in the 51st Foundation Day program of the BPRD on September 4 that if Corona had not been created havoc, the Prime Minister would have dedicated NetGrid to the country.

I hope the Prime Minister will soon dedicate it to the country.

Terrorists’ plans will fail.

NetGrid has been conceptualized as a robust mechanism to trace suspects and prevent terrorist attacks with the help of data.

Apart from this, he should have access to secret information like immigration, banking, personal income tax, air and train travel.

Terrorists laid siege to the city during the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in 2008, exposing the flaw that security agencies have in place to track down critical information.

950 organizations to be added.

Under the first phase of the scheme, 10 user agencies and 21 service providers will be connected to NetGrid. Around 950 organizations will be linked to it in subsequent phases.

There are plans to connect more than one thousand organizations in the subsequent years.

These data sources will include immigration entry and exit information, bank and financial transactions, and phone calls. Reputed federal agencies of the country will have access to the NetGrid database.

New training course for jawans.

Meanwhile, in view of the emerging scenario following the Islamic militia occupation of Afghanistan.

The central security establishment has directed the border forces and armed police units deployed in the counter-terrorism grid to prepare and implement a new training course on the Taliban.

The directive referred to the Taliban occupation of Kabul last month, saying it could have serious implications for India’s security situation.

These instructions were issued.

In this, the security forces and their intelligence systems have been asked to update their strategy, combat skills, and serious security implications on the country’s border and interior on the new geopolitical situation in Central and South Asia.

A directive issued by the security establishment a few days ago has anticipated a scenario in which infiltration from the border with Pakistan in the west.

Also, illegal entry of terrorists including foreign fighters from the open border on the eastern border may increase.