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Assam Leads India in NATGRID Usage for September, Says CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 07:02 AM
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Assam topped the national chart for NATGRID platform usage in September, according to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Assam has emerged as the top user of the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID) across the country for the month of September, the state government said on Monday. The data, released by the Ministry of Home Affairs, shows that the northeastern state recorded the highest number of queries and data accesses on the intelligence-sharing platform during the period.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma highlighted the achievement in a brief press briefing, noting that the surge in usage reflects Assam's proactive approach to security and counter‑terrorism efforts. He added that the state’s law‑enforcement agencies are leveraging NATGRID to obtain real‑time information that aids in preventing threats and coordinating operations.
NATGRID, a nationwide network that links multiple security and intelligence agencies, provides authorized officials with rapid access to databases on individuals, travel, finance and communications. Assam's leading position underscores the state's commitment to integrating advanced technology into its policing and intelligence framework.
Officials indicated that the trend is expected to continue as more departments in the state are trained to use the system effectively, aiming to enhance overall public safety and response capabilities.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma highlighted the achievement in a brief press briefing, noting that the surge in usage reflects Assam's proactive approach to security and counter‑terrorism efforts. He added that the state’s law‑enforcement agencies are leveraging NATGRID to obtain real‑time information that aids in preventing threats and coordinating operations.
NATGRID, a nationwide network that links multiple security and intelligence agencies, provides authorized officials with rapid access to databases on individuals, travel, finance and communications. Assam's leading position underscores the state's commitment to integrating advanced technology into its policing and intelligence framework.
Officials indicated that the trend is expected to continue as more departments in the state are trained to use the system effectively, aiming to enhance overall public safety and response capabilities.