New Delhi: Union Minister Thakur on Thursday said the Interior Ministry (MHA) was gathering information about security violations during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Punjab and “big and tough decisions” will be taken.
During the briefing at the Union cabinet meeting, Thakur noted that some people had approached the Supreme Court in this matter.
“The home ministry has also talked about taking action.
After gathering information, any steps …
big and difficult decisions will be taken by him,” he told reporters here.
“It is my strong belief that the state justice system is justice for everyone and when such an error occurs, whatever steps need to be taken will be taken,” added the minister.
In addition to the cabinet meeting and a cabinet committee meeting in economic affairs, PM also led the Cabinet Committee meeting on Security on Thursday.
The cabinet was said to have discussed the issue of security violations, with several ministers who expressed concern and seeking “exemplary” in this issue, PTI reported the quoted source.
“Some ministers also felt that there must be an action that should be exemplary in this problem, so that such an event has never been repeated again,” a minister, whose name was cut by PTI, quoted.
Then at a press conference, the IRANI Union Minister of IRANI regarding the leadership of the Congress after the report came at the Congress of Sonia Gandhi’s head talking to Punjab CM Chararjit Singh Channi and expressed his displeasure on PM security violations on Wednesday.