New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay down policy on terror and international security issues during the second day of the 49th All India DGPs and IGPs conference in Guwahati on Sunday.
The meet comes in the wake of the recent arrest of an ISIS terrorist from Mumbai and also the Burdwan blast in Kolkata that has once again brought to light the prevalence of Jammat modules across the country.
On day one of the conference, Home Minister Rajnath Singh had said that growing Islamic terror designs in the subcontinent was a major challenge for India and underlined the need to take the threat posed by ISIS very seriously.
"We are concerned about the fact that Indian youngsters are getting drawn to Islamic State," he said.
Rajnath Singh also blamed "state actors" in Pakistan for trying to destabilise India.
Directors general of police (DGPs), inspectors general of police (IGPs) from all states and union territories, heads of all paramilitary forces, officials from the Intelligence Bureau and all chief ministers of the northeastern states are taking part in the two-day conference.
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