New Delhi: 27 former IPS officers, including 16 former DGPs, have now written a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind demanding prompt action in the matter of great negligence by the Congress government in Punjab's security during PM Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab. These officials questioned the intention of the Charanjit Channi government of Punjab and described the incident as a planned conspiracy.
According to the report, the officials have written in the letter that assembly elections are proposed in Punjab, in such a situation it is very important to have a fear-free environment before the assembly elections. According to former officials, Punjab being a border state, it is necessary to take action for fair and fear-free elections. Apart from the President, a copy of the letter has also been sent by the authorities to the Supreme Court. The officials have directly blamed the Congress government of the state for the negligence in the security of PM Modi. He has written in the letter that it is clear from the media reports that this incident shows the negligence of the state government as well as the involvement of the state officials in it. According to former IPS officers, the people who were put in the PM's security system knew the PM's alternate route.
It has also been mentioned in the letter that during the time when PM Modi's convoy stood in a helpless and helpless posture on the open road for 20 minutes, during that time Punjab Police personnel and officers were sipping tea with the protesters who blocked the way. Were. This clearly reveals their intentions. Along with this, it is clear from the media reports and videos that at that time no high officer of Punjab Police was present there. The former IPS officers, in their letter to the President, said that they are writing this letter to him because this is the first time that the state agencies are making excuses in the matter of lapse in the security of the Prime Minister. Along with this, state CM Charanjit Singh Channi is also giving contradictory statements.
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