Updated On: 06 January, 2022 10:51 PM IST | New Delhi | PTI
The Home Ministry panel was formed a day after Modi had to cut short his visit in Punjab after he was stuck on a flyover for 20 minutes due to a blockade by some protesters, an incident described by the Ministry of Home Affairs as a major lapse in security
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Prime Minister Modi was to visit Ferozepur, Punjab to lay the foundation stone of multiple development projects. The trip was cancelled post a security breach. Pic/Pallav Paliwal
The Centre formed a three-member committee to enquire into "serious lapses" in security arrangements during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab which led to the exposure of the VVIP to "grave risk".
The Home Ministry panel was formed a day after Modi had to cut short his visit in Punjab after he was stuck on a flyover for 20 minutes due to a blockade by some protesters, an incident described by the Ministry of Home Affairs as a "major lapse" in security.