Amit Shah Hails PM Modi For Tightening The Net On Fugitives Since 2019, Cites Security Gains
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has hailed the Modi government's crackdown on fugitives, claiming that 274 criminals have been brought back to India since 2019
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has hailed the Modi government's crackdown on fugitives, claiming that 274 criminals have been brought back to India since 2019, compared to an average of four annually during the UPA era. Shah credited stronger laws, global partnerships, Interpol coordination, and enhanced security mechanisms for the success, adding that assets worth ₹17,000 crore linked to fugitives have also been attached.
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