Home Minister
Coverage of Home Minister in the Nexus archive.
- MP seeks Home Minister’s intervention over police lapses in Nitin Raj case
An MP is requesting the Home Minister to address police lapses in the Nitin Raj case. The intervention seeks to resolve issues related to the case's handling by law enforcement.
- YSRCP women leaders seek Home Minister's resignation over Guntur assault
YSRCP women leaders demand the resignation of the Home Minister over an assault incident in Guntur. They announced statewide protests at Ambedkar statues on July 21, alleging that women are becoming increasingly vulnerable under the current government.
- No rift between KSU, Kerala CM over govt pleader appointment: Ramesh Chennithala
Ramesh Chennithala denies a rift between KSU and Kerala CM over the appointment of a government pleader. The Home Minister states that any internal party grievances will be resolved through discussions.
- Turn challenges into opportunities to succeed in life, Ramesh Chennithala tells students
Ramesh Chennithala advised students to turn challenges into opportunities for success. The Home Minister inaugurated Thrissur Corporation’s Vidyashree-2026 awards, and O.J. Janeesh highlighted the ‘Operation Toofan’ policing initiative.
- Home Minister mandates monthly grievance meetings for SC/ST police personnel
The Home Minister has mandated monthly grievance meetings specifically for SC/ST police personnel to address their concerns.
- Operation Toofan will continue until drug networks are dismantled: Chennithala
Operation Toofan will continue until drug networks are dismantled, as stated by Chennithala. The Home Minister launched a year-long anti-drug campaign and a student-led awareness initiative at a Chalakudy school.
- Home Minister directs police to combat hate speech
The Home Minister has instructed police to take action against hate speech. The directive emphasizes combating such speech as a priority.
- Row over proposal to appoint Seshadrinathan as State Election Commissioner intensifies
Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee general secretary P.M. Niyas petitions Home Minister to verify the political history and relationships of proposed State Election Commissioner Seshadrinathan over the past 15 years. Niyas also requests Chennithala to share an intelligence report on Seshadrinathan with the Local Self-Governments Minister.
- Muthathi drowning incidents: HDK writes to Home Minister seeking additional security measures
The article reports that HDK has written to the Home Minister requesting additional security measures following drowning incidents in Muthathi.
- Use of murky water to disperse AIYF, AISF protesters: Pinarayi brings sample to Assembly
The Leader of the Opposition presented a sample of murky water used during the dispersal of AIYF and AISF protesters to the Assembly, alleging it was dangerous and could spread amoebic encephalitis. The Home Minister stated measures would be taken to prevent recurrence.
- Cases of custodial death, police harassment are outcome of ‘Red Book governance’, alleges YSRCP president Jagan Mohan Reddy
YSRCP president Jagan Mohan Reddy accuses the government of a 'collapse of accountability' leading to custodial deaths and police harassment. He holds the Director General of Police, Home Minister, and Chief Minister responsible for these issues.
- Police get new app to scan suspect fingerprints on the streets
The Abhigyan app enables police to scan suspect fingerprints using portable devices and cross-check them against the NAFIS database in seconds. Home Minister Amit Shah stated this tool will enhance ground-level policing.
- Tuni girl missing case: forensic report of pet dog expected by Friday, says Home Minister
A forensic report of a pet dog related to the Tuni girl missing case is expected by Friday, according to the Home Minister.
- BJP won’t succeed in its ultimate objective, says Congress amid Shiv Sena (UBT) developments
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized the Home Minister's campaign as cynical and well-lubricated, comparing it to the mutual funds industry. Congress stated that BJP will not succeed in its ultimate objective amid developments involving Shiv Sena (UBT).
- Central agencies join Operation Toofan to intensify anti-drug crackdown in Kerala
Central agencies have joined Operation Toofan to intensify an anti-drug crackdown in Kerala. The Home Minister stated the operation has achieved 'immense success' within two weeks of its launch.
- TDP women’s wing protests remarks against home minister
The TDP women’s wing is protesting remarks directed against the home minister. The protest highlights tensions related to the home minister's statements.
- Labhu Ram appointed as special officer to Home Minister
Labhu Ram has been appointed as a special officer to the Home Minister. The role involves supporting the Home Minister in their duties.
- Row over remarks against Home Minister; Palla demands apology from Amarnath
A dispute has arisen over remarks directed against the Home Minister, with Palla demanding an apology from Amarnath.
- Bodies of two Naga hostages identified, amid rising demand to scrap peace deal with Kuki outfits
The bodies of two Naga hostages have been identified. The United Naga Council demands the termination of the SoO pact between the government and 25 Kuki armed groups and seeks the arrest of a Kuki group accused of abducting Naga villagers.
- Home Minister reviews policing, traffic, cybercrime and narcotics control measures
The Home Minister reviewed measures related to policing, traffic, cybercrime, and narcotics control. The focus was on assessing existing strategies and protocols in these areas.
- Attacking RSS may get headlines, but not development, Vijayendra tells Home Minister
Vijayendra stated that attacking RSS may generate headlines but does not contribute to development, as conveyed to the Home Minister.
- Home Minister, MP seek thorough probe into VSP tragedy
The Home Minister and a Member of Parliament have called for a thorough investigation into the VSP tragedy. The request emphasizes the need for a comprehensive probe into the incident.
- Nepal’s home minister resigns, second cabinet exit in one month
Nepal's Home Minister Sudan Gurung resigned after less than a month in office, citing scrutiny over his investments and other matters. This marks the second cabinet exit in a month, highlighting instability in the government.