PM security:Times Now News. 13 Jan 2022 7.41pm

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  • Times Now News. 13 Jan 2022 7.41pmPM security breach:expresses regret during meeting with Modi, says ‘jo hua uske liye mujhe khed hai ‘

New Delhi: Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday expressed regret over the security breach incident during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Punjab on January 5. Participating in a COVID review meeting with PM Modi today, Channi took the opportunity to express regret over the incident and said, ‘ jo hua uske liye mujhe khed hai ‘.

The Punjab CM made the remarks while attending the COVID meeting chaired by the prime minister and other chief ministers.

Earlier, Channi had said there was no security lapse during PM Modi’s visit to the state.

“There was no security lapse of any kind and there was no situation of any attack,” the Punjab chief minister had said after Union Home Minister took cognisance of Modi’s cavalcade getting stuck on a flyover and termed it as “major security lapse”.

On January 5, PM Modi’s convoy was stranded on a flyover due to a blockade by protesters in Ferozepur. The prime minsiter had to return from the pol-bound state without attending any event, including a rally.

The Supreme Court on January 12 formed an enquiry committee, headed by retired top court judge Justice Indu Malhotra, to investigate PM Modi’s security breach in Punjab.

The apex court bench comprising of Chief Justice N V Ramana and comprising Justices Surya Kant and Hima Kohli appointed Director General or his nominee not below the rank of Inspector General of Police of National Investigation Agency (NIA), Director General of Police of Union Territory of Chandigarh, and Additional Director General of Police (Security) of Punjab as members of the probe panel.

Outlining five terms of reference for the committee, the court said, “What were the causes for the security breach for the incident on 5th January 2022? Who are responsible for such a breach, and to what extent? What should be the remedial measures or safeguards necessary for the security of the Prime Minister or other protectees?”