That’s the real face of Congress.
Instead of supporting students protesting against irregularities in Exams, Congress leader and Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge chose to threaten them with lathis and jail.
Under the vision of a robust and secure India, the Modi govt has pulled in the net, nabbing fugitives hiding abroad. Regardless of which country they absconded to, India's new approach to national security has ensured the return of 274 criminals since 2019, compared with a mere four per year during the UPA regime.
Gone are the days when criminals were allowed to sneak through the gaps in the system. New India has addressed every gap in the old system through new laws, institutions, and global partnerships, weaving an unbreachable security net.
The Modi govt has launched integrated, intelligence-led, and technology-driven operations, hounding fugitives in foreign lands.
The provision for trial in absentia under the three new laws has empowered the justice system to initiate proceedings against absconding criminals. Stringent application of the PMLA led to the confiscation of assets worth ₹17,874 crore and restitution of ₹18,762 crore.
And new frameworks like the BHARATPOL have ensured a seamless coordination grid across the world, effectively turning every corner of the world into a hunting ground for fugitives.