International Police Expo 2026 will bring together security agencies, policymakers, technology providers and industry stakeholders from more than 25 countries at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, from 24 to 25 June 2026. The event will showcase advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, autonomous systems, future drone technologies, cyber security and indigenous defence solutions.

The expo, organised by Nexgen Exhibitions Private Limited, will be held alongside the 10th India Homeland Security Expo and the 7th Drone International Expo. More than 10,000 defence personnel, technology developers, senior police officers from states and union territories, and international police experts are expected to participate.

The event comes as India’s defence exports reached Rs 38,424 crore in FY 2025-26, rising 62.66 per cent from Rs 23,622 crore in FY 2024-25, according to Ministry of Defence data. The growth reflects rising global demand for India’s indigenous defence technologies and supports the country’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat ambitions.

Several organisations will present advanced security and defence solutions at the expo. ECIL will showcase indigenous RF jamming systems for homeland security, while Innefu Labs will present AI-led intelligence, predictive policing, digital forensics and OSINT platforms. Vehicle Factory Jabalpur will display its Light Armoured Multi-Purpose Vehicle for troop transport, reconnaissance and urban warfare.

Jindal Defence will showcase pistols, machine pistols and carbines, while MSAB and mh Service will present mobile forensic solutions. Auric AI, Indrajaal, SSS Defence, Audax Labs, SiMa.ai, CP PLUS, Winmate, Aeroalchemy Innovations and Xtragen Technologies will also demonstrate solutions across surveillance, counter-drone defence, rugged robotics, AI analytics and resilient navigation systems.

With more than 300 companies and delegations from over 25 countries, the expo is expected to serve as a major platform for live demonstrations, strategic dialogue and global partnerships in policing, homeland security, drones and indigenous defence technologies.