Amritsar: Pm Modi's security lapses came to light during his visit to Punjab. Today, the country's PM Modi was stranded on a flyover for 15 to 20 minutes. The convoy that never stops was trapped on the highway in front of some protesters in Punjab. Meanwhile, PM Modi was surrounded by commandos of SPG. These commandos had covered PM Modi's SUV from all sides. But the way forward was not clear. Protesters were camping a short distance away.

However, there was no one to stop or get rid of these exhibitors. That is why, during the 20-minute rainy season, PM Modi's convoy stopped on a flyover on the way to Hussainiwala in Punjab and pm Modi finally had to take a U-turn and cancel his rally in Ferozepur as the road was not opened. There is a lot of political controversy, and this one incident has raised many questions today. After all, how did the Prime Minister's security lapse so big? The prime minister's entire route when sanitized. He is already reikied. A variety of security protocols are followed. How did the protesters then get permission to reach the flyover? Questions also arose as to how the protesters suddenly reached the same route when only the Punjab Police was aware of the PM's route. Why could the Punjab Police , which removed protesters from CM Channi ' s rallies , not be able to clear the way from the highway ?

When CM Channi could not reach the PM to receive the corona infected people, how did he hold a press conference last evening? Who would have been responsible for something untoward if something untoward had happened to the Prime Minister so close to the Pakistan border? Why were the DGP and other officers of Punjab not with the PM convoy ?  However, the matter has now moved the Supreme Court, which is scheduled to come up for hearing tomorrow. It is expected that all such questions will be raised in the Supreme Court and answered.

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