MHA Issues Directive: Agencies Shouldn’t Seek Info From Telecom Companies

In an effort to streamline inter-agency communication and reduce redundancy, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued a directive to various government agencies. The MHA has instructed these agencies to avoid seeking information about each other from telecom companies.

Objective of the Directive

The primary goal of this new directive is to foster better cooperation among different government bodies. By centralizing and coordinating data requests, the MHA aims to enhance efficiency and minimize the duplication of efforts.

Impact on Agency Operations

Agencies are expected to adhere to this directive by relying more on direct communication channels and established protocols for information sharing. This change is anticipated to lead to more efficient handling of information and reduced dependency on external sources like telecom companies.

Promoting Inter-Agency Cooperation

The MHA emphasizes that this directive will promote a more unified approach to information gathering and sharing. Agencies will need to collaborate more closely, ensuring that the flow of information is smooth and well-coordinated.

The MHA’s directive marks a significant shift in how government agencies interact and share information. By cutting down on redundant data requests from telecom companies, the MHA aims to create a more efficient and cooperative governmental environment.

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