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A plea has been moved in Delhi High Court seeking direction to declare that the Special Protection Group (SPG) shall have absolute power of superintendence for the purpose of discharging its functions in view of the provisions of the SPG Act, 1988. PM Narendra Modi Security Lapse: Plea in Delhi High Court Seeks Absolute Power of Superintendence to SPG.

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Tum Salamat Raho Qayamat Tak, Aur Khuda Kare Qayamat Na Ho: Punjab CM Channi recites verse to wish PM Modi long life : #RashtraNews #Tum #Salamat #Raho #Qayamat #Tak #Aur #Khuda #Kare #Qayamat #Punjab #Channi #recites #verse #Modi #long #life Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday expressed regret to Prime Minister Narendra Modi […]

Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said that questions about the alleged security breach cannot be ‘left to a one-sided inquiry’.

The Supreme Court on Monday said that it will constitute an independent committee headed by a retired top court judge to investigate the security lapse during P

Supreme Court Sets Up High-Level Committee On Modis Security Lapse: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi faced a security breach during his Punjab tour and he had to return back home without completing his tour. This created a sensation across the country and the Union Home Ministry asked the Punjab government to come up with an explanation.

The bench consisting of Chief Justice of India NV Ramana, Justice Surya Kant and Justice Hima Kohli will pass a detailed order on the composition of the committee.

The internal document accessed by Aaj Tak/India Today indicates that the Punjab government was aware of PM Modi's changed travel plans and had already prepared alternate security cover and route plan.

With every passing hour since the hold up on the flyover in Punjab, it is becoming more and more apparent that Modi intends to use it as an excuse for avoiding an election in Punjab that the BJP is bound to lose.

While a post-mortem of the Punjab fiasco must be carried out, this isn't the first breach to have taken place. Former SPG personnel say Modi loves to call the shots, often riding roughshod over the advice of his security detail.