New Delhi: The Ministry of Houses Union on Friday issued an exhibition notice to the Bathinda police chief and five other senior officers for “main deviations in security” during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Narendra to Punjab.
The center also supports the petition at the Supreme Court for a thorough investigation into security violations and seeks NIA’s involvement in the investigation because there is a possibility of “international terrorist angle”.
Also read security violations, PM Modi stuck in Punjab Flyover for 20 minutes above the main security hose, PM Narendra Modi was stuck on the flyover for about 20 minutes on his way to Hussainiwala in Punjab because a group of farmers who were blocking the highway, leading to the Ministry of the Union House Removing a statement called an incident as a violation of the security protocol and the central action came two days after PM Modi had to cut his visit to Punjab after a few minutes because of the blockade by several minutes of protesters.
The incident was dubbed the “big hose” in security by the Ministry of Home.
According to PTI, the Senior Bathinda supervisor of the police Mukejah and five other officers were responsible for PM Modi’s security during his visit to the state on January 5 and they were asked to reply to MHA notice.
The identity of another officer was not immediately revealed, but the source said that they were police officers in the rank of SSP, dig up.
The Ministry of Home, Through Notification Showcuse, has asked officers why actions should not be initiated against them under the law including the disciplinary process as determined in the services of all India (discipline and appeal), rules, 1969, for negligence and commission actions.
The punishment under the rules includes suspension, required retirement, reproach and promotion cuts if it is found guilty.
However, the action against the “Delina” officer will be taken only after a comprehensive investigation.
The three-member panel to investigate the central government incident on Thursday is the three member committee, led by Sudhir Kumar Saxena, Security (Security), Cabinet Secretariat, and consists of Balbir Singh, Director of Joint Intelligence Bureau, IG, Special Protection Group, to ask incident.
The committee is recommended to submit the earliest report.
After he was stranded on the flyover because of the blockade by the protesters, PM Modi had to return from the poll country without attending any event, including a rally.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has directed the state government to submit a direct report, stressed that it does not ensure the necessary deployment.
Foreign Minister Amit Shah said that the delay in security procedures during the prime minister’s visit was truly unacceptable and accountability would be repaired.
Case Center Case is unique, looking for the Nia Probesolitor General Tushar Mehta, which represents the central government, told the Supreme Court that the convoy of PM Modi began with Bhatinda through the road on January 5, only after the guarantee was given by the Director General of the Struggle that the route was clear.
Legal officers also show that one Pannu claims as chairman of the terrorist organization that is prohibited by Sikhs for the US and British-based justice (SFJ) has circulated videos before the prime minister’s visit.
“There is a possibility that international terrorist angle, the involvement of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) will be absolutely necessary,” he said.
He looked for the direction that all documents regarding the movement of PM Modi from Bhatinda and so on in the form of wireless messages, register entries are collected by neutral people who must be assisted by Nia officers.
“This is a generic sui (unique) case that can cause international shame and show that every time the convoy PM Modi runs through roads, SPG first consulted with the Director General of the State concerned to find out whether the route where the Prime Minister Hon’ble travel clearly from a safety perspective, “said the law officer.
SC stops the probe by Center & Punjab Govtlater.
, The Supreme Court directed the Registrar General of the Punjab High Court and Haryana to secure and preserve all records relating to the Prime Minister’s visit for a while.
The Top Court also asked both the Center and Punjab the government stopped any trial into the incident until Monday, when he would hear the problem again.
SC said some officials from Nia had to help HC registrars in general in collecting evidence including wireless messages related to PM visits because the general clerk may not know the sources from which the records were obtained.
(With input from PTI)