Dialogue includes addressing extremism, narcotics, and exploring AI integration in law enforcement to modernize security operations.

In Raipur, Prime Minister announces a technology-forward policing drive, calling for AI, NATGRID, forensics and data-driven platforms to pre-empt threats as part of a broader Roadmap for Policing toward Vision 2047.

He frames the 60th All India Conference of DGPs/IGPs as a platform to share advanced policing practices and innovations, while highlighting a unified government approach to security.

A central aim is to align policing with a developed India by 2047, embedding Vision 2047 into operational reforms and modernization efforts.

Universities are urged to undertake forensic case studies to strengthen investigations and expand the use of forensic science in the criminal justice system.

Chhattisgarh is highlighted for progress against Left-Wing Extremism, with a notable reduction in affected districts and severely impacted zones.

Discussions cover urban policing models, smart surveillance, community engagement, and adoption of recent criminal justice reforms such as Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

Emphasis on monitoring banned outfits and developing LWE-affected areas to translate security gains into lasting peace and development.

Conference underscores urban policing and a coordinated, intergovernmental approach to curb drug abuse and enhance law enforcement collaboration.

Nationwide expansion of Dial 112 is advocated to improve protection for women and children and to bolster multi-agency responses to cyber and drug crimes.

Plans for a dedicated AI task force and women’s safety networks, with a broader goal of integrating AI across police stations by 2030.

Officials call for transforming public perception of the police through professionalism, sensitivity, and youth-focused responsiveness, while strengthening urban policing and public awareness of new legal frameworks.