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Prakash Singh Former DG, Border Security Force |
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A distinguished police officer, Prakash Singh has an excellent track record of combating terrorism in the turbulent parts of the country including Nagaland, Assam, Punjab, UP and J&K. Singh served as the Police Chief of UP and Assam and also commanded the Border Security Force. An expert on terrorism and counter-insurgency, Singh has given lectures all over the world. He was feted with the Padmashri in 1991.
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Chat Topic: Why is India soft on terror?
Today | 5 pm
Tuesday's serial blasts in Jaipur once again reared the country's ugly face of terror. It also reiterated that terrorists need no stereotypes or pre-identified targets to attack. A hitherto unknown terror group, Indian Mujahideen, meanwhile, has claimed responsibility for it and warned of more such attacks. As a developing nation, why can't India have a sound non-negotiable, anti-terror policy in place? Why do we have a soft-pedal approach when it comes to tackling terror at home? Why is India soft on terror?
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