Home Secretary meets police chiefs of UTs before introductio

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will likely notify the three new criminal laws by January 26 and the Centre has decided to form a team of 3,000 officers, who will, in the coming months, train police officers, investigators, and forensic experts to implement the new laws.

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