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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed his first rally in Punjab since the security lapse during his visit to the state last month.
Addressing a poll rally in Jalandhar, the PM took a swipe at the Punjab government over the security situation in the state.
I wanted to offer prayers at Tripurmalini Devi Shaktipeeth after this event but the administration &amp; police said they will not be able to make the arrangements. This is the situation of govt here. But I will surely offer prayers at Shaktipeeth soon, the PM said.
The Prime Minister also targeted the Gandhi family at the rally saying that the Punjab government is run by remote control.
Taking a swipe at the ruling party, the PM said that the Congress was fighting within itself and asserted that the NDA government will establish rule of law in the state by ending the "mafia raj".
On January 5, Prime Minister Modi's convoy was stuck on a flyover in Punjab for around 15-20 minutes while he was on his way to a rally. The route had been blocked by farm protestors. PM eventually had to turn back and return to Delhi.

Punjab Election 2022: PM Modi's first rally since 'security lapse', he targets Cong, Gandhis

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed his first rally in Punjab since the security lapse during his visit to the state last month.
Addressing a poll rally in Jalandhar, the PM took a swipe at the Punjab government over the security situation in the state.
PM byte: I wanted to offer prayers at Tripurmalini Devi Shaktipeeth after this event but the adminstration &amp; police said they will not be able to make the arrangements. This is the situation of govt here. But I will surely offer prayers at Shaktipeeth soon.
The Prime Minister also targeted the Gandhi family at the rally saying that the Punjab government is run by remote control.
Taking a swipe at the ruling party, the PM said that the Congress was fighting within itself and asserted that the NDA government will establish rule of law in the state by ending the "mafia raj".

Punjab Election 2022: Addressing a rally in Jalandhar, PM Modi said that state government is run by remote control from Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed his first rally in Punjab since the security lapse during his visit to the state last month.
Addressing a poll rally in Jalandhar, the PM took a swipe at the Punjab government over the security situation in the state.
I wanted to offer prayers at Tripurmalini Devi Shaktipeeth after this event but the administration &amp; police said they will not be able to make the arrangements. This is the situation of govt here. But I will surely offer prayers at Shaktipeeth soon, the PM said.
The Prime Minister also targeted the Gandhi family at the rally saying that the Punjab government is run by remote control.
Taking a swipe at the ruling party, the PM said that the Congress was fighting within itself and asserted that the NDA government will establish rule of law in the state by ending the "mafia raj".
On January 5, Prime Minister Modi's convoy was stuck on a flyover in Punjab for around 15-20 minutes while he was on his way to a rally. The route had been blocked by farm protestors. PM eventually had to turn back and return to Delhi.

The Supreme Court on Friday heard the plea seeking a probe into the alleged security breach during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit on Wednesday.
The top court has directed the Registrar General of Punjab and Haryana High Court to secure and preserve PM's travel records.
Earlier during the hearing the Centre told the Supreme Court that that lapse in the PM's security "is the rarest of the rare case and has brought international shame".
Both Punjab and central governments have constituted high-level committees to probe the alleged security breach.
The Punjab government lawyer told the court that the state government "cannot be thrown under the carpet".
The Punjab government raised apprehension that the central committee will throw the fault in the Punjab police. "We had given certain advice to the SPG they didn't follow it," the state government lawyer maintained.
The Supreme Court will continue hearing the case on Monday.
The plea, filed by the NGO Lawyers Voice, has sought action against those responsible for the security lapse and appropriate directions to the Punjab government to prevent the recurrence of such an incident in the future.
On Wednesday, PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover in Punjab for nearly 20 minutes due to farmers blocking the flyover.

PM Modi security breach: Centre says 'international shame', SC asks for travel records to be saved 

PM Modi security breach: Centre says 'international shame', SC asks for travel records to be preserved

PM Modi 'security breach': Hearing in Supreme Court
SC asks for PM Modi's travel records to be preserved
Centre: Rarest of the rare, brought international shame
Punjab: Not taking case lightly, formed probe committee
Punjab govt: Fear the Central probe will throw us under the carpet
NGO&nbsp;has filed plea seeking probe into PM's security breach
PM Modi's convoy was stuck on flyover for 20 minutes

PM Modi&nbsp;security breach:&nbsp;Supreme Court has directed the Registrar General of Punjab and Haryana High Court to secure and preserve PM's travel records

The Supreme Court on Friday heard the plea seeking a probe into the alleged security breach during Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi's Punjab visit on Wednesday.
The top court has directed the Registrar General of Punjab and Haryana High Court to secure and preserve the&nbsp;PM's travel records.
Earlier during the hearing the Centre told the Supreme Court that a lapse in the PM's security "is the rarest of the rare case and has brought international shame".
Both Punjab and central governments have constituted high-level committees to probe the alleged security breach.
The Punjab government lawyer told the court that the state government "cannot be thrown under the carpet".
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The Punjab&nbsp;government raised apprehension that the central committee will throw the fault in the Punjab police. "We had given certain advice to the SPG they didn't follow it," the state government lawyer maintained.
The Supreme Court will continue hearing the case on Monday.
The plea, filed by the NGO Lawyers Voice, has sought action against those responsible for the security lapse and appropriate directions to the Punjab government to prevent the recurrence of such an incident in the future.
On Wednesday, PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover in Punjab for nearly 20 minutes due to farmers blocking the flyover.

Facing the backlash over the Wednesday’s incident of the Prime Minister’s “security breach” in Ferozepur, Punjab Deputy Chief Minister OP Soni was made to chant “Modi Zindabad” slogans by the BJP protesters.
Soni’s car was stopped and surrounded by the BJP workers, protesting against the PM’s security breach, when he was driving towards Amritsar.
A video, that is going viral in the social media, shows Soni surrounded by protesting BJP workers on a road, shouting “Jai Shri Ram”, while forcing Soni to chant “Modi Zindabad” slogans, only after which the protesters let him go.
Congress is involved in a political tussle after a controversy erupted over the Prime Minister's security breach in the run-up to the Punjab election in February-March.
Notably, Modi was on his way to an election rally in Ferozepur when his convoy was stuck on a flyover just 30 kms from the Indo-Pak international border. The route was blocked by the protesting farmers, and the PM’s cavalcade had to turn back.

Watch: BJP protesters gherao Punjab Dy CM, force him to chant 'Modi Zindabaad'

Why is Punjab Deputy CM chanting "Modi Zindabaad"? Watch this video to know

Watch: BJP protesters gherao Punjab Dy CM, force him to chant 'Modi Zandabaad'

Start with breathe: Modi&nbsp;zindabad
That's Punjab's Deputy chief minister and senior Congress leader OP Soni.
But why is he chanting Modi&nbsp;Zindabaad? No, no he is not joining the BJP, not yet.
Facing backlash over Wednesday&rsquo;s incident of the Prime Minister&rsquo;s &ldquo;security breach&rdquo; in Ferozepur, Punjab Deputy Chief Minister OP Soni was made to chant &ldquo;Modi Zindabad&rdquo; slogans by the BJP protesters.
Soni&rsquo;s car was stopped and surrounded by the BJP workers, protesting against the PM&rsquo;s security breach, when he was driving towards Amritsar.
A video, that is going viral in the social media, shows Soni surrounded by protesting BJP workers on a road, shouting &ldquo;Jai Shri Ram&rdquo;, while forcing Soni to chant &ldquo;Modi Zindabad&rdquo; slogans, only after which the protesters let him go.
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OP Soni&rsquo;s car was stopped and surrounded by the BJP workers, protesting against the PM&rsquo;s security breach, when he was driving towards Amritsar

Facing the backlash over the Wednesday&rsquo;s incident of the Prime Minister&rsquo;s &ldquo;security breach&rdquo; in Ferozepur, Punjab Deputy Chief Minister OP Soni was made to chant &ldquo;Modi Zindabad&rdquo; slogans by the BJP protesters.
Soni&rsquo;s car was stopped and surrounded by the BJP workers, protesting against the PM&rsquo;s security breach, when he was driving towards Amritsar.
A video, that is going viral in the social media, shows Soni surrounded by protesting BJP workers on a road, shouting &ldquo;Jai Shri Ram&rdquo;, while forcing Soni to chant &ldquo;Modi Zindabad&rdquo; slogans, only after which the protesters let him go.
Congress is involved in a political tussle after a controversy erupted over the Prime Minister's security breach in the run-up to the Punjab election in February-March.
Notably, Modi was on his way to an election rally in Ferozepur when his convoy was stuck on a flyover just 30 kms from the Indo-Pak international border. The route was blocked by the protesting farmers, and the PM&rsquo;s cavalcade had to turn back.
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Under fire from the BJP over the alleged "security lapse" during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday said that PM's "gimmick" of "threat to his life" was aimed at "toppling a democratically elected government" in the state.
Channi further said the prime minister is a respected leader of the nation but it does not behove a leader of his stature to indulge in "such cheap theatrics".
He was addressing a gathering here after laying a foundation stone for development works worth Rs 18 crore at the New Grain Market, an official statement said.
Channi also alleged that the "failure" of BJP's rally on Wednesday was a reflection of the fact that wise Punjabis have outrightly rejected the "divisive" agenda of the party.
The combative CM claimed there was no threat to Modi's life but he cancelled his programme because of less number of people at the BJP's rally at Ferozepur.
He said because of the empty chairs at the rally venue, the prime minister went back to the national capital citing the "frivolous reason of security threat".
Channi alleged that the "false pretext" under which the PM cancelled his visit was part of a "larger conspiracy to defame Punjab and murder democracy in the state on lines of what was done earlier in Jammu and Kashmir".

Punjab CM Channi says 'PM security lapse' claim is gimmick, cheap theatrics

Under fire from the BJP over the alleged "security lapse" during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday said that PM's "gimmick" of "threat to his life" was aimed at "toppling a democratically elected government" in the state.
Channi further said the prime minister is a respected leader of the nation but it does not behove a leader of his stature to indulge in "such cheap theatrics".
Channi also alleged that the "failure" of BJP's rally on Wednesday was a reflection of the fact that wise Punjabis have outrightly rejected the "divisive" agenda of the party.
The combative CM claimed there was no threat to Modi's life but he cancelled his programme because of thin&nbsp;crowd at the BJP's rally at Ferozepur.
He said because of the empty chairs at the rally venue, the prime minister went back to the national capital citing the "frivolous reason of security threat".
Channi alleged that the "false pretext" under which the PM cancelled his visit was part of a "larger conspiracy to defame Punjab and murder democracy in the state on lines of what was done earlier in Jammu and Kashmir".

Chief Minister Channi&nbsp;said it does not behove a leader of the stature of the PM to indulge in "such cheap theatrics"

Under fire from the BJP over the alleged "security lapse" during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday said that PM's "gimmick" of "threat to his life" was aimed at "toppling a democratically elected government" in the state.
Channi further said the prime minister is a respected leader of the nation but it does not behove a leader of his stature to indulge in "such cheap theatrics".
He was addressing a gathering here after laying a foundation stone for development works worth Rs 18 crore at the New Grain Market, an official statement said.
Channi also alleged that the "failure" of BJP's rally on Wednesday was a reflection of the fact that wise Punjabis have outrightly rejected the "divisive" agenda of the party.
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The combative CM claimed there was no threat to Modi's life but he cancelled his programme because of less number of people at the BJP's rally at Ferozepur.
He said because of the empty chairs at the rally venue, the prime minister went back to the national capital citing the "frivolous reason of security threat".
Channi alleged that the "false pretext" under which the PM cancelled his visit was part of a "larger conspiracy to defame Punjab and murder democracy in the state on lines of what was done earlier in Jammu and Kashmir".

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