India’s counter-terrorism strategy offers Malaysia lessons, not a blueprint
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India’s PRAHAAR strategy highlights the value of coordination, prevention and accountability. Malaysia should use its lessons to strengthen existing systems while protecting fundamental rights.
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INDIA’S evolving counter-terrorism strategy offers Malaysia valuable lessons, but not a blueprint to copy.
The challenge for Malaysia is not simply whether it has adequate security laws, but whether its institutions coordinate effectively, identify emerging threats and deliver measurable results while protecting fundamental rights.
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- Oct 22, 2026
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