Bathinda: It took 18 hours to register the FIR after the convoy of PM Modi was trapped on the flyover in Moga-Ferozepur in Punjab for 20 minutes in the main security hose as a group of protesters blocked the road at 5 January when he was on his way to Hussisiwala’s village on the Indian border -Pakistan.
FIR was registered at 7:40 a.m.
on January 6 against an unknown person.
Not mentioned PM captured in the blockade and this case was registered in Section 283 (the danger or obstruction in the public or navigation line) from the IPC which set a fine of Rs 200 as a punishment of a punishment.
The case was submitted to police officers who complained Birbal Singh, whose FIR said it reached the flyover at 2:30 p.m.
on January 5 – one and a half hours after PM was trapped, returned to the airfield in Bathinda and returned from Bathinda and returned from Bathinda and returned from The situation of polls without attending any event.
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The PAD said the inspector went into place after being told that unknown people held protests on Jalan Moga-Ferpozepur and, therefore, routes for those who headed to a BJP rally were blocked.
That includes VIP.
Current police Kulgari Sho Birbal Singh finished his assignment, went to the police station and registered this case.
Secretary BJP Punjab Sukhpal Singh Sra said: “It is very strange that the country’s PM was trapped at 1.05 at night and the Ferozepur police should know about the blockade of only 14:30.
Then they took a long time to register Fir.” The Punjab government sent a report on the day Friday to MHA about security violations, stating that the state police have registered fir and the committee of two members formed to investigate this case.
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They claimed that it appeared as if BJP and PM could not tosources say MHA was informed the day before the PM visit who was confirmed by the police punjab along the route.
MHA Deputy Secretary Archana Varma issued a notification of showing up to Bathinda SSP Ajay Mangkaja, asked him to reply on Saturday night why the action should not be started under all Indian services (discipline and appeal), rules, 1969, over security hoses during security visits.
The Clearance Route is given without attending the security issues shown at the meeting on January 1 and 2, the notification is mentioned.
According to the set of rules and procedures set, the SP is mandated to make adequate arrangements for security and logistics during VVIP visits and build emergency plans using a number of adequate security forces.
Continence exercises for road trips from the Air Force Station Bathinda to Ferozepur conducted on 4.
Adequate security implementation was not carried out for the Cavalcade VVIP movement the following day when the road was blocked with a tractor and trolley of about 30 km from the National Martyr ‘Memorial in Hussaniwala, said the notice .
Shejang SSP said the role of Bathinda police rose to the village of Jeeda and Peace that day.
Team Three MHA members began his investigation at Punjab on Friday.
The team led by Sudhir Kumar Saxena, Secretary (security) at the Cabinet Secretariat, visited the Martyr Memorial in Hussaiwala, BSF headquarters, and Bhisiana air base.