PM Modi’s Security Lapse: Home Ministry Forms 3-Member Committee for Probe
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s wellbeing was penetrated in Punjab, the Ministry of Home Affairs on Thursday, 6 January, set up a board to ask into the omissions that prompted the “grave security hazard.”
The three-part board will be driven by Secretary (Security), Cabinet Secretariat Sudhir Kumar Saxena, and will likewise involve Intelligence Bureau Joint Director Balbir Singh, and Special Protection Group Inspector General S Suresh.
The improvement comes just hours after the Punjab government on Thursday had comprised a significant level advisory group to ask into the matter.
In any case, Punjab BJP boss Ashwani Sharma declared the party unit’s “dismissal” of the express government’s board of trustees, saying, “This panel framed by the Chief Minister won’t ever have the option to discover anything since he personally is the instigator of this intrigue,” according to news organization ANI.
