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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma Meets SSPs Over Two Days to Scrutinize Law and Order
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🗓 03 Sep 2026, 06:37 AM
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Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma convened a two‑day session with all state SSPs to assess the current law‑and‑order situation across the state.
Assam’s Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma held a two‑day meeting with the state’s Superintendents of Police (SSPs) to review the law‑and‑order scenario across the state. The session, which took place in the state capital, aimed to assess the effectiveness of policing strategies and identify gaps in the existing security framework.
During the meeting, the CM and the SSPs discussed a range of issues, including insurgent activities, communal tensions, and rising crime rates in both rural and urban areas. They also examined the adequacy of manpower, equipment, and coordination mechanisms between police and other security agencies.
Key points of discussion centered on strengthening intelligence sharing, improving rapid response capabilities, and ensuring timely deployment of resources to hotspots. The CM emphasized the need for a proactive approach to prevent violence and maintain public confidence in law enforcement.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to implement the agreed measures within the next quarter, with a follow‑up review scheduled to track progress and adjust strategies as necessary.
During the meeting, the CM and the SSPs discussed a range of issues, including insurgent activities, communal tensions, and rising crime rates in both rural and urban areas. They also examined the adequacy of manpower, equipment, and coordination mechanisms between police and other security agencies.
Key points of discussion centered on strengthening intelligence sharing, improving rapid response capabilities, and ensuring timely deployment of resources to hotspots. The CM emphasized the need for a proactive approach to prevent violence and maintain public confidence in law enforcement.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to implement the agreed measures within the next quarter, with a follow‑up review scheduled to track progress and adjust strategies as necessary.