Powers of Central Investigation Agencies
Central investigation agencies in India are empowered entities responsible for probing and addressing various types of crimes and threats that have implications at a national or interstate level. These agencies are vested with specific powers and responsibilities to maintain law and order, combat organized crime, tackle terrorism, and handle other serious offenses.
Central Investigation Agencies
National Counter-Terrorism Center (NCTC)
- The idea to establish an organization addressing terrorism gained traction post the 26/11 attacks.
- The National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) functions as India's federal anti-terror body.
- It has been structured following the model of the UK’s “Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre.”
- The legal basis ....
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