Maha govt to implement Ram Pradhan panel’s suggestions on terror attacks
27 March 2013 2:20 AM GMT
Maharashtra government is striving to implement the recommendations of Ram Pradhan Committee report, constituted after the 26/11 terror attacks on Mumbai in 2008, state Home Minister R R Patil told the Legislative Council on Tuesday.
‘The state government is trying to implement the recommendations of Ram Pradhan committee report,” Patil said during his reply on the Law and Order debate which was initiated by Leader of Opposition in the Upper House Vinod Tawde under rule 260.
The two-member committee, headed by former Governor and Union Home Secretary R D Pradhan, had been appointed to probe into government’s response to the terror attacks.
Among other things, the committee had suggested steps to strengthen coastal security through better monitoring and modernisation of police with automatic arms and ammunition.
Patil, who had proposed the idea of banning the dance bars, also warned that action would be taken against those public representatives, who were allegedly involved in shielding or helping the dance bar owners.
He urged people from all walks of life to assist the law enforcing authority to maintain the law and order situation in the state.
‘The state government is trying to implement the recommendations of Ram Pradhan committee report,” Patil said during his reply on the Law and Order debate which was initiated by Leader of Opposition in the Upper House Vinod Tawde under rule 260.
The two-member committee, headed by former Governor and Union Home Secretary R D Pradhan, had been appointed to probe into government’s response to the terror attacks.
Among other things, the committee had suggested steps to strengthen coastal security through better monitoring and modernisation of police with automatic arms and ammunition.
Patil, who had proposed the idea of banning the dance bars, also warned that action would be taken against those public representatives, who were allegedly involved in shielding or helping the dance bar owners.
He urged people from all walks of life to assist the law enforcing authority to maintain the law and order situation in the state.
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