PM Modi's Security Breach In Punjab LIVE Updates: Cabinet Meeting Called For Tomorrow
PM Modi's Security Breach In Punjab LIVE Updates: Cabinet Meeting Called For Tomorrow
A cabinet meeting will be held tomorrow. According to sources, the lapse in the security of the Prime Minister can also be discussed in the cabinet tomorrow.
A flyover eyewitness has claimed that agitators destroyed buses and attacked BJP workers during PM Modi's security lapse.
A Delhi-based lawyer has requested an NIA probe into the matter. "The incident is of a very serious nature and it’s an utter shame for the Nation and needs investigation and scrutiny in a comprehensive manner by National Investing Agency," he has said in his request to Director General, NIA.
Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi claims 'all security arrangements had been made', expresses 'regret' that PM had to return back.
GOI Sources have told Republic that normally during a PM visit to any state, the CM, Chief Secretary, and DGP are there to receive the PM and accompany him. Today neither of the 3 were there. In fact, cars reserved for Chief Secretary and DGP were part of the PM’s cavalcade. The question remains whether the top officers of the state had an inkling of what was going to happen and hence decided to skip?
"If 10 KM from the Pakistan border you cannot secure the Prime Minister of your country and you cancel the event then it is a damn shame," said Captain Amarinder Singh.
"What has happened today is just not acceptable. It's against Panjabiyat. A secure passage for the Prime Minister of India to address BJP's political rally in Ferozpur should have been ensured. That’s how democracy works," tweets Punjab Congress leader Sunil Jakhar.