PM Security Breach: Committee Submitted A Report In SC

PM Security Breach: Committee submitted a report on a lapse in PM’s security and told SC – SSP of Ferozepur responsible.

The hearing was held in the Supreme Court on the issue of the security lapse of PM Narendra Modi during his Punjab tour.

The Supreme Court read out a report filed by a five-member committee of the apex court headed by retired judge Indu Malhotra.

PM Security Breach: Committee submitted a report on a lapse, ‘SSP of Firozpur responsible.’

The report has blamed the SSP of Ferozepur for the lapse in Modi’s security.

The report said that the Ferozepur SSP failed to discharge his duty of maintaining law and order. The SSP could not even take necessary action regarding this.

PM Security Breach: A 5-member committee is investigating.

Explain that the matter of lapse in the security of PM Modi is being investigated by a committee headed by retired Supreme Court judge Indu Malhotra.

The Supreme Court had constituted a five-member committee headed by Indu Malhotra to investigate.

The committee includes DGP Chandigarh, IG NIA, Registrar General of Punjab and Haryana High Court, and ADGP Punjab.

PM Security Breach: What’s the matter?

Significantly, PM Modi was to lay the foundation stone of various projects worth Rs 42,750 crore on January 5 in Ferozepur, Punjab.

PM Modi’s convoy was going to the venue by road due to bad weather, but his convoy got stuck on a flyover on the Ferozepur-Moga road.

In fact, farmers had blocked the road at some distance from the venue, due to which the Prime Minister’s convoy was stuck on the flyover for 15-20 minutes.

He had to return after canceling his rally as the road was not empty.

While returning to Bathinda airport, PM told the officers to thank CM Channi that he has returned alive to the airport.