Amit Shah said the Centre is working on a national database related to internal security covering bomb blasts, terror funding, fake currency, narcotics, hawala, arms smuggling, and terrorism. He said the database will help the central agencies and police in states and union territories in investigations.
NIA has investigated over 400 cases since 2009 and filed charge sheets in at least 349 of them, minister says. NIA was formed in 2009 in the wake of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks to investigate terror-related cases.
He asked NIA to guide and assist the anti-terror probe agencies and units in the states and union territories. Shah said the government is doing everything to make India terror-free.
