Was Pota Act for Terrorists? Know what is the law that surrounded Shah Congress by mentioning in parliament?

Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah began the discussion in the Lok Sabha. During this, he named the Pota Act while targeting the congress, saying that Atal Ji’s NDA government brought Pota in 2002. Who then objected to Pota? The Sonia Gandhi-Manmohan Singh government ended the Pota Act after the congress party came to power in 2004. For whose benefit has terminated the congress of Pota. Not only that, but Amit Shah mentioned in Parliament that we banned many organizations after 2019. The Pota Act 2002 by the Minister of Home Affairs made many headlines in his time. Let us know what the Pota Act is, which by mentioning which AMIT Shah became angry at the congress in the Lok Sabha. Do you also know why this law was issued and why there was so much dispute about it, and why was it later canceled? What is Pota Law 2002? Before knowing about Pota, it is very important to know why this law was brought. Let me tell you that Pota, whose full name is the anti -terrorism act, 2002, was a special law to deal with terrorism in India. After the kidnapping of the IC-814 in 1999 and the terrorist attack on the Parliament House in 2001, the government realized the need for a strict law and growing terror threats. After which it was implemented by the then NDA government in 2002 to strictly combat terrorist activities. Under this Act, any suspect can be detained 180 days. Terrorist organizations can be arrested on the suspicion of a relationship. If money is raised for terrorism, it can also be considered the terrorist act. Special rights such as telephone plugs, seizure on property and witnesses were also under this Act. Why was it canceled? Many major terrorist cases have been completed under Pota. This has helped the investigative agencies undertake terrorist organizations and break their network. But later, the abuse of Pota became a big problem. Many human rights organizations and political parties claim that the law was used against innocent people. Due to the controversy, the UPA government canceled the Pota Act after coming to power in 2004. Share these story plates