How does the Government regulate terrorist activities?

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If the Central Government believes that an organisation or person is involved in terrorism, it can notify them in the official Gazette as a terrorist or terrorist organization respectively.

The concerned person or organization can apply to the Government to denotify them. If the Government refuses, they can apply for a review to the concerned Review Committee within one month. The Review Committee can order the Government to denotify them.

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