New Delhi: Live a question by the Central Government and Punjab into security violations during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the state on January 5, the Supreme Court on Wednesday established a five-member panel, led by Retired Judge Indu Malhotra, to investigate this problem .
Other members of the inquiry panel appointed by SC are appointed are Nia DG or its nominance which is not under the rank of IG, DGP Chandigarh, ADGP Punjab, and the Registrar General of the Punjab High Court and Haryana.
“Sensitive problems related to PM security violations cannot be submitted to one-sided investigation by the state or state government,” said SC and the trial before the investigation committee was founded by the Punjab government and the center.
SC added that the panel would ask about the causes of security violations, people responsible for hoses and future steps that must be taken to prevent VVIP violations.
Read the Alsunch panel to investigate PM Modi Security Breach in Punjabafter ensure the conservation of justice from official records relating to security violations during PM Modi’s January 5 visit to Punjab, a Supreme Court bench LED CJI on Monday said it would appoint retired judges.
A high-level panel to ask the incident and improve accountability mistaken, SC also requests a general registrar of HC to send all records and documents collected by it on order sc, to the request panel.
On Monday, the court focused oral advice for the central government and Punjab not to go further with separate probes into this problem.
It also objected to the notification of the Central Publishing Exhibition to Secretary of the Head of Punjab, DGP and five other country officers when the APEX court had been confiscated about this issue.
On January 5, the convoy of Prime Minister Modi was stuck on the flyover for 15-20 minutes near Hussaiwala in the Ferozepur District.
Immediately after the SC decision, the IRANI Union Minister was curved in the Punjab government led by the Congress again.
“I repeated our question (BJP) to the High Command Congress.
Why are security measures deliberately violated because of the government’s active relationship led by the Congress in Punjab? Who in Congress tried to benefit from PM security violations,” he asked.
Meanwhile, former IPS officer Kiran Bedi welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision.
“It’s really necessary because it has become the most dangerous performance by Punjab civil administration and police, which sets a very bad example for other countries,” he said.
He added, it was clear that the Punjab government was willing to compromise with PM security.
“Officers must pay a heavy price to receive illegal and irregular orders.
The principal secretary, DGP and the secretary of the house are responsible for this,” said Bedi News Ani.
(With agency input)