Karnataka: A major lapse in the security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come to light during the assembly election campaign in Karnataka. A mobile phone was thrown in front of PM Modi’s car during a road show in Mysore. The police is investigating whether the mobile was deliberately thrown by someone or the incident took place while throwing flowers.
However, after the mobile was thrown, the Special Protection Group (SPG) jawans immediately removed the mobile from the PM’s car. Later, during the investigation, it came to light that a BJP supporter woman had accidentally thrown away her mobile phone along with the flower. Police have confirmed this.
Even before this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s security has been breached in Karnataka. On March 25, during an election event, a person ran towards PM Modi. This incident took place in Davangere.A man was caught trying to run towards the PM. The police force was on the spot. As soon as that person tried to escape, the police caught him in the middle of the way.
The whole incident was of Davangere. PM Modi’s road show was being held here. A crowd had gathered on both sides of the road and sloganeering was going on. Meanwhile, the man had run away and tried to reach the PM. This person had reached the PM’s car.It was told that this person was trying to enter the convoy. Getting so close to the PM is being considered a serious question. For the third time in the past three months, there has been a stir in the PM’s security.
Earlier in January, during PM Modi’s road show in Hubli, Karnataka, a child came close to the PM. This child used to study in sixth class and wanted to garland PM Modi.When PM Modi’s road show was passing through Hubli, he was out of the car and was greeting people. Then the child standing on the roadside suddenly came close to PM Modi defying all the security arrangements.
The child had a garland of flowers in his hand and reportedly wanted to garland PM Modi. However, the SPG jawans accompanying PM Modi immediately took the flower garland from the child’s hand and sent the child back. The incident was considered a lapse in PM’s security, but the Karnataka Police did not call it a security lapse. Child’s name is Kunal Dhongdi.
