Parliamentary Committee to discuss Delhi pollution and deepfake threats
The committee has identified key issues such as police reforms and border security for discussion during the year.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 11:09 pm · 1 min read
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The Parliamentary Committee on House Affairs will now discuss the increasing choking atmosphere in the Delhi-NCR region and the rising risks of deepfake technology in the country. According to a report by Amar Ujala, the committee has identified several important subjects for the entire year, which include these serious issues.
Other subjects to be discussed by this committee include important matters such as police reforms, border security, Naxalism, crimes against children, and the preparedness of central security forces. The committee will deliberate deeply on these subjects to ensure the protection of the country's internal security and the interests of citizens.
The committee has prioritised the growing problem of pollution in Delhi and the risks posed by deepfakes in the digital age. To discuss these issues, the committee has decided to work in a planned manner. This decision by the committee is likely to focus government attention on challenging subjects such as pollution and the misuse of technology.
The Parliamentary Committee on House Affairs is an important parliamentary committee that functions to review matters related to the country's internal security, police, and borders. It keeps a watch on the government's policies and the implementation of security arrangements.
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