Shinde said all the apprehensions of the opposing chief ministers have been allayed as the "operations" part has been taken out from the body.
"There is nothing to oppose in the NCTC now. The operations part (of the NCTC) has been taken out. I am hopeful that the NCTC will be approved during the CMs' conference," Shinde told PTI.
The establishment of the body will be discussed during the April 15 internal security meeting of the Chief Ministers.
The setting up of the National Counter Terrorism Centre is being opposed by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee (West Bengal), Narendra Modi (Gujarat), J Jayalalithaa (Tamil Nadu) and Naveen Patnaik (Odisha).
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