Union Home Minister Amit Shah conducted a significant high-level security review meeting on Jammu and Kashmir on January 8, 2026, in New Delhi. The primary agenda was to assess the security situation and reinforce the government's unwavering commitment to combating terrorism in the region. During the meeting, Shah unequivocally reiterated the 'zero tolerance' policy against terrorism, emphasizing the need for sustained and coordinated efforts to dismantle the terror ecosystem. He directed all security agencies to continue counter-terror operations in a 'mission mode,' specifically targeting terrorist infrastructure and terror financing networks. The Home Minister stressed that all necessary resources would be made available to achieve the goal of a 'terror-free Jammu and Kashmir' at the earliest. Officials present included Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Union Home Secretary, Director (IB), Chief Secretary, and Director General of Police of J&K, along with heads of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and other senior officers. Shah also urged agencies to remain alert and work in synergy to ensure that the gains achieved after the abrogation of Article 370 are sustained. The meeting underscored the government's resolve under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership to establish lasting peace and completely eradicate terrorism from Jammu and Kashmir.