India’s aviation regulator DGCA has pulled up Air India over safety-related concerns and issued show cause notices to four of its pilots. The action follows reported violations of safety norms, prompting the regulator to seek explanations from the airline and the pilots involved. DGCA emphasized that strict adherence to safety protocols is non-negotiable and warned of further action if lapses are confirmed. Air India has acknowledged the notice and is expected to respond within the stipulated timeframe.

Air India: DGCA Pulls Up Air India Over Safety Lapses, Issues Show Cause Notice 

President Donald Trump has dismissed reports about a leaked Yemen war plan, calling it "fake news." He also defended Pete Hegseth and Michael Waltz while praising US airstrikes in Yemen as “tremendously successful and lethal.”

Trump dismisses Yemen war leak, defends airstrikes as ‘successful’

Mike Waltz admits he accidentally added a journalist to a sensitive war plan group chat, sparking concerns over national security. President Trump downplays the incident, defending the NSA and saying Waltz doesn’t need to apologize. Meanwhile, intelligence chiefs testify in a Senate hearing as Tulsi Gabbard avoids confirming if she was in the chat.

US NSA takes responsibility for chat leak amid Houthi strikes

US chat leak row: US President defends NSA, says no need for Waltz to apologize

Mike Waltz says he accidentally added journalist to war plan chat

A major security lapse has rocked the US administration after top-secret war plans were leaked to a journalist just hours before strikes on the Houthis. Reports suggest Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to a classified Signal group chat, revealing sensitive military details. Watch this report to know more!

Sensitive US military information leaked ahead of strikes on Houthis

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<p>The IPL match between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Saturday (Apr 6) was briefly halted due to a security breach when a fan entered the field and raced to Virat Kohli. The Indian batter was startled before he allowed the fan to hug him, albeit reluctantly. Afterwards, the stewards and security officials ran across the turf and escorted the fan out of the playing arena.</p>

<p>The police immediately took control of the rogue fan and brought him to a hall inside the stadium. Upon being quizzed by the <em>WION</em> correspondent, the kid revealed his name as Munir Ali, 14, hailing from Bihar's Araria district.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ali revealed he was working in Delhi's Ghazipur market and that he arrived in Jaipur on Friday (Apr 6). The kid&nbsp;said he was approached by a guy named Shubham outside the stadium premises who said he was black-marketing the tickets.</p>

<p>Excited to watch his 'idol' Virat Kohli play, Ali said he splurged Rs 1,900 ($23) to buy the ticket and was later guided to the frisking zone by Shubham who immediately left the spot.</p>

<p>After the initial interrogation, Ali was taken to the police station where officers said "he would be further interrogated". Notably, Ali did not have the ticket on him at the time he was caught and gave Shubham's contact number to the authorities.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The incident comes days after a fan similarly dashed across the playing field to meet Kohli during RCB's encounter with Punjab Kings. A video later shared on social media showed that the fan was beaten black and blue by the police officers.</p>

<p>While <em>WION</em> cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video, the repeated instances of fans haring across the playing field have raised serious concerns over the security measures in the stadiums.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2024-sanju-samson-jos-buttler-stand-overshadows-virat-kohlis-eighth-ton-as-rr-continue-unbeaten-run-708494" target="_blank"><strong>Also read | IPL 2024: Sanju Samson-Jos Buttler stand overshadows Virat Kohli’s eighth ton as RR continue unbeaten run</strong></a></p>

<h2><strong>RR steamroll RCB</strong></h2>

<p>Kohli was at his fluent best yet again as he smashed his eighth IPL century, batting first against RR. The Indian batter looked assured from the beginning and carried his bat through even though other batters failed to build sustained partnerships with him.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The result of a lone battle from Kohli meant RCB finished with a below-par total of 183. Chasing the target, RR were off to a poor start as Yashasvi Jaiswal departed without opening the scoring. However, Jos Buttler finally returned to form and alongside skipper Sanju Samson, killed the game with an incredible 148-run partnership.&nbsp;</p>

<p>RR ultimately won the contest by six wickets with five balls to spare and continued their unbeaten start to the campaign. Meanwhile, RCB suffered their fourth defeat on the bounce.&nbsp;</p>


The IPL match between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Saturday (Apr 6) was briefly halted due to a security breach when a fan entered the field and raced to Virat Kohli.

The IPL match between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Saturday (Apr 6) was briefly halted due to a security breach when a fan entered the field and raced to Virat Kohli. The Indian batter was startled before he allowed the fan to hug him, albeit reluctantly. Afterwards, the stewards and security officials ran across the turf and escorted the fan out of the playing arena. The police immediately took control of the rogue fan and brought him to a hall inside the stadium. Upon being quizzed by the WION correspondent, the kid revealed his name as Munir Ali, 14, hailing from Bihar's Araria district. Ali revealed he was working in Delhi's Ghazipur market and that he arrived in Jaipur on Friday (Apr 6). The kid said he was approached by a guy named Shubham outside the stadium premises who said he was black-marketing the tickets. Excited to watch his 'idol' Virat Kohli play, Ali said he splurged Rs 1,900 ($23) to buy the ticket and was later guided to the frisking zone by Shubham who immediately left the spot. After the initial interrogation, Ali was taken to the police station where officers said "he would be further interrogated". Notably, Ali did not have the ticket on him at the time he was caught and gave Shubham's contact number to the authorities. A fan entered into the ground to hug Virat Kohli 🫂#ViratKohli #Jaipur #RCBvsRR #RRvRCB #RRvsRCB pic.twitter.com/TcG1V9ADrU — BANSI ,بنشی (@ImBansi07) April 6, 2024 × The incident comes days after a fan similarly dashed across the playing field to meet Kohli during RCB's encounter with Punjab Kings. A video later shared on social media showed that the fan was beaten black and blue by the police officers. While WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video, the repeated instances of fans haring across the playing field have raised serious concerns over the security measures in the stadiums. Also read | IPL 2024: Sanju Samson-Jos Buttler stand overshadows Virat Kohli’s eighth ton as RR continue unbeaten run RR steamroll RCB Kohli was at his fluent best yet again as he smashed his eighth IPL century, batting first against RR. The Indian batter looked assured from the beginning and carried his bat through even though other batters failed to build sustained partnerships with him. The result of a lone battle from Kohli meant RCB finished with a below-par total of 183. Chasing the target, RR were off to a poor start as Yashasvi Jaiswal departed without opening the scoring. However, Jos Buttler finally returned to form and alongside skipper Sanju Samson, killed the game with an incredible 148-run partnership. RR ultimately won the contest by six wickets with five balls to spare and continued their unbeaten start to the campaign. Meanwhile, RCB suffered their fourth defeat on the bounce.

IPL 2024: Massive security breach as 14-year-old kid with black ticket enters field, hugs Virat Kohli

<p lang="en-US">Students living in the Osmania University Post Graduate Girls Hostel staged a protest inside the campus on Saturday (Jan 27) after an incident of security lapse was reported.<br />
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The students, who were protesting, said they had caught hold of one of the intruders who had entered their hostel premises. However, the police are yet to confirm the number of intruders who entered the hostel.<br />
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The students raised the slogan “We want justice" while sitting in front of their hostel as the police personnel persuaded them to leave the spot.</p>

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<p>"We are just asking for VC to come. Why is he not coming?" one of the students was heard shouting while another claimed, "We are just trying to pressurise the VC to come."</p>

<h2 lang="en-US"><strong>Students recount 'horrific' incident</strong></h2>

<p lang="en-US">The students started protesting as a series of unsettling incidents took place after they returned from the Sankranti Holidays. The incidents drew their attention to the need to ensure the hostel residents' safety.</p>

<p lang="en-US"><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/opinions-blogs/president-macrons-visit-a-synthesis-of-symbolism-and-substance-684332">President Macron’s India visit: A synthesis of symbolism and substance</a></p>

<p lang="en-US">Speaking to news agency ANI, one of the student protesters said that various security concerns have been raised by the hostel occupants since they came back from the holidays.<br />
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"After we came back from the Sankranti Holidays, we were hearing strange sounds in different rooms. But we thought it might be our mistake," said a student.</p>

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<p>The security issues were escalated after one hostel inmate&nbsp;reportedly witnessed someone's hands protruding from the washroom's ventilator both on the ground floor and the first floor.<br />
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The student protester, remembering the harrowing ordeal, said, "Yesterday, the incident happened on two of the floors, the ground floor as well as the first floor at the same time. We have ventilators in our washrooms. The washrooms have little space. She (one of the students) locked herself in the washroom. But she saw hands coming out of the ventilator. She panicked and ran."</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Maldives President Mohammad Muizzu under fire over 'anti-India' stance</strong></p>

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<p>Immediately, the students sought help from their seniors to confront the intruders.<br />
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"We approached our seniors. We were searching for them. We saw three of them, only one was caught by us. We are demanding the rest who were there to be nabbed," said the protester.<br />
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Appealing the Vice-Chancellor (VC) to come to address their issues, the protester said, "We have been sitting here since 12:30..We want the VC to come and address our problem and we want a solution for all our issues. Security is important. We want proper security where we are staying."</p>

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Students living in the Osmania University Post Graduate Girls Hostel staged a protest inside the campus on Saturday (Jan 27) after an incident of security lapse was reported.

Students living in the Osmania University Post Graduate Girls Hostel staged a protest inside the campus on Saturday (Jan 27) after an incident of security lapse was reported. The students, who were protesting, said they had caught hold of one of the intruders who had entered their hostel premises. However, the police are yet to confirm the number of intruders who entered the hostel. The students raised the slogan “We want justice" while sitting in front of their hostel as the police personnel persuaded them to leave the spot. #WATCH | Students of Osmania University PG College, Secunderabad, raise slogans of "We want justice" after alleged security breach at the women's hostel last night; Police probing the matter pic.twitter.com/0tkKjVyUwD — ANI (@ANI) January 27, 2024 × "We are just asking for VC to come. Why is he not coming?" one of the students was heard shouting while another claimed, "We are just trying to pressurise the VC to come." Students recount 'horrific' incident The students started protesting as a series of unsettling incidents took place after they returned from the Sankranti Holidays. The incidents drew their attention to the need to ensure the hostel residents' safety. Also read: President Macron’s India visit: A synthesis of symbolism and substance Speaking to news agency ANI, one of the student protesters said that various security concerns have been raised by the hostel occupants since they came back from the holidays. "After we came back from the Sankranti Holidays, we were hearing strange sounds in different rooms. But we thought it might be our mistake," said a student. #WATCH | Hyderabad: Female students protest at the Osmania University PG College, Secunderabad, alleging a security breach at the women's hostel last night. Police present to probe the matter. pic.twitter.com/jY4KEoWYod — ANI (@ANI) January 27, 2024 × The security issues were escalated after one hostel inmate reportedly witnessed someone's hands protruding from the washroom's ventilator both on the ground floor and the first floor. The student protester, remembering the harrowing ordeal, said, "Yesterday, the incident happened on two of the floors, the ground floor as well as the first floor at the same time. We have ventilators in our washrooms. The washrooms have little space. She (one of the students) locked herself in the washroom. But she saw hands coming out of the ventilator. She panicked and ran." Watch: Maldives President Mohammad Muizzu under fire over 'anti-India' stance Immediately, the students sought help from their seniors to confront the intruders. "We approached our seniors. We were searching for them. We saw three of them, only one was caught by us. We are demanding the rest who were there to be nabbed," said the protester. Appealing the Vice-Chancellor (VC) to come to address their issues, the protester said, "We have been sitting here since 12:30..We want the VC to come and address our problem and we want a solution for all our issues. Security is important. We want proper security where we are staying." (With inputs from agencies)

India: Students protest over security lapse in girls hostel, claim ‘saw hands coming out of the ventilator’

<p>As India's national capital was decked up to host the showpiece geo-economic G20 summit, the security apparatus went into high alert when a private cab, designated for use in the motorcade of US President Joe Biden, attempted to enter a five-star hotel where the UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was lodged.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Security personnel intercepted the Ertiga car and discovered that, before reporting for duty at ITC Maurya where Biden was staying, the driver had opted to drop off one of his regular clients at Taj Mansingh in central Delhi where the UAE President was lodged, The Indian Express reported.</p>

<h2><strong>Biden security apparatus at G20 summit: What happened?</strong>&nbsp;</h2>

<p>An official from a security agency told the daily that India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had enlisted several private vehicles for Biden's motorcade, while the US had acquired 60 vehicles of its own.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Among these was a car with registration in Haryana state, whose driver was part of Biden's advanced carcade.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;G20 Summit 2023: ‘Game-changing investment’: Biden on India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor</strong></p>

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<p>This vehicle prominently displayed stickers showing that it belonged to Biden's motorcade and was expected to be present at ITC Maurya, where the US President was staying.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, on Saturday morning, the driver received a call around 8 am from his regular passenger, a businessman, requesting to be dropped off at the Taj Mansingh hotel.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Since the movement of Biden's motorcade was slated to commence around 9-9.30 am, the driver accommodated his regular passenger's request.</p>

<p>The passenger was reportedly picked up from upscale Lodhi Estate area in New Delhi district.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/joe-biden-disappointed-as-chinas-xi-skips-g20-summit-heres-when-they-could-meet-next-632076">Joe Biden ‘disappointed’ as China’s Xi skips G20 summit</a></strong></p>

<p>The security personnel intervened when they spotted multiple stickers on the car, indicating affiliations with ITC Maurya hotel and the Biden carcade.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Security personnel promptly communicated the situation via wireless communication, leading to their intervention and the driver's prevention from entering the hotel premises.</p>

<p>Security personnel at the hotel cross-verified the car's details with their counterparts at ITC Maurya, confirming that it indeed was part of&nbsp;Biden's advanced carcade.</p>

<p>Both the driver and the businessman were questioned by intelligence agency officials. The driver claimed ignorance of the protocol and acknowledged the impropriety of leaving his post during security duty.</p>

<p>The car in the question was then removed from Biden's motorcade, and all stickers were removed by security officers. After routine questioning, neither the driver nor the passenger faced any legal consequences.</p>

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As India's national capital was decked up to host the showpiece geo-economic G20 summit, the security apparatus went into high alert when a private cab, designated for use in the motorcade of US President Joe Biden, attempted to enter a five-star hotel where the UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was lodged.

As India's national capital was decked up to host the showpiece geo-economic G20 summit, the security apparatus went into high alert when a private cab, designated for use in the motorcade of US President Joe Biden, attempted to enter a five-star hotel where the UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was lodged. Security personnel intercepted the Ertiga car and discovered that, before reporting for duty at ITC Maurya where Biden was staying, the driver had opted to drop off one of his regular clients at Taj Mansingh in central Delhi where the UAE President was lodged, The Indian Express reported. Biden security apparatus at G20 summit: What happened? An official from a security agency told the daily that India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had enlisted several private vehicles for Biden's motorcade, while the US had acquired 60 vehicles of its own. Among these was a car with registration in Haryana state, whose driver was part of Biden's advanced carcade. Also read | G20 Summit 2023: ‘Game-changing investment’: Biden on India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor × This vehicle prominently displayed stickers showing that it belonged to Biden's motorcade and was expected to be present at ITC Maurya, where the US President was staying. However, on Saturday morning, the driver received a call around 8 am from his regular passenger, a businessman, requesting to be dropped off at the Taj Mansingh hotel. Since the movement of Biden's motorcade was slated to commence around 9-9.30 am, the driver accommodated his regular passenger's request. The passenger was reportedly picked up from upscale Lodhi Estate area in New Delhi district. Also read | Joe Biden ‘disappointed’ as China’s Xi skips G20 summit The security personnel intervened when they spotted multiple stickers on the car, indicating affiliations with ITC Maurya hotel and the Biden carcade. Security personnel promptly communicated the situation via wireless communication, leading to their intervention and the driver's prevention from entering the hotel premises. Security personnel at the hotel cross-verified the car's details with their counterparts at ITC Maurya, confirming that it indeed was part of Biden's advanced carcade. Both the driver and the businessman were questioned by intelligence agency officials. The driver claimed ignorance of the protocol and acknowledged the impropriety of leaving his post during security duty. The car in the question was then removed from Biden's motorcade, and all stickers were removed by security officers. After routine questioning, neither the driver nor the passenger faced any legal consequences. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Several suspects were arrested by the police in Peshawar, Pakistan as the investigation into the suicide bomb blast in the mosque, which killed more than 100 people, continues.</p>

<p>The police said that the chances of a bomber being able to evade security checks because of internal assistance cannot be ruled out completely.</p>

<p>This was the most deadly bombing in a decade which hit Peshawar, the north-western city of Pakistan, in which a few policemen were also killed, making it also the worst attack on Pakistan's security forces in recent history.</p>

<p><strong>ALSO READ |</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-blast-rocks-a-mosque-located-near-police-lines-peshawar-casualties-feared-557214">Pakistan: Blast at mosque near Peshawar's police lines kills 61, injures 150</a></p>

<p>On Monday, a bomb blast took place in a mosque in which more than a hundred worshippers, who were present for noon prayers, were killed. The mosque was built for the police and their families who were living in a highly fortified area.</p>

<p>"We have found some excellent clues, and based on these clues we have made some major arrests," said Peshawar Police Chief Ijaz Khan while speaking to Reuters.</p>

<p>"We can't rule out internal assistance but since the investigation is still in progress, I will not be able to share more details,” he added. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The investigators, which include intelligence and counter-terrorism officials, are trying to decode how the suicide bomber breached the military and police checkpoints and entered into the self-contained police encampment, in which middle- and lower-ranking police personnel and their families were living.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH | Pakistan: Conflicting accounts on who carried out the blast, at least 63 dead, over 150 injured</strong></p>

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<p>Defence Minister Khawaja Asif stated that the bomber was present in the first row of the prayer hall when the attack took place.</p>

<p>Provincial Police Chief Moazzam Jah Ansari said that they have recovered the remains of the attacker. "We believe the attackers are not an organised group," he stated.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Several suspects were arrested by the police in Peshawar, Pakistan as the investigation into the suicide bomb blast in the mosque, which killed more than 100 people, continues.

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Police nab suspects involved in Pakistan mosque blast, investigate security lapse

<p>A popular messaging app that calls itself secure with end-to-end encryption has suffered a security lapse resulting into a huge cache of users’ messages being posted online, said a report. TechCrunch says that the messaging app is widely used in Asia and across the world with 20 million global users.</p>

<p>Even JusTalk Kids shows 1 million android downloads on Google Play. JusTalk says that both apps are end-to-end encrypted, which means that only the people in the conversation can read the messages. JusTalk claims on its website that “only you and the person you communicate with can see, read or listen to them: Even the JusTalk team won’t access your data!”</p>

<p>But the lapse has raised questions on the security of these apps.</p>

<p>The leaked data includes millions of JusTalk user messages, along with the precise date and time they were sent and the phone numbers of both the sender and the recipient. It also contained records of calls that were placed using the app.</p>

<p>The report says that security researcher Anurag Sen found the data this week and asked TechCrunch for help to report it to the company.</p>

<p>JusTalk was launched by Juphoon, a China-based cloud company in 2016. The app is now owned by Ninbo Jus. As per records on Juphoon’s website, both companies appear to share same office address.</p>

<p>Because each message recorded in the data contained every phone number in the same chat, it was possible to follow entire conversations, including children using the JusTalk Kids app to chat with their parents.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A popular messaging app that calls itself secure with end-to-end encryption has suffered a security lapse resulting into a huge cache of users’ messages being posted online, said a report.

A popular messaging app that calls itself secure with end-to-end encryption has suffered a security lapse resulting into a huge cache of users’ messages being posted online, said a report. TechCrunch says that the messaging app is widely used in Asia and across the world with 20 million global users. Even JusTalk Kids shows 1 million android downloads on Google Play. JusTalk says that both apps are end-to-end encrypted, which means that only the people in the conversation can read the messages. JusTalk claims on its website that “only you and the person you communicate with can see, read or listen to them: Even the JusTalk team won’t access your data!” But the lapse has raised questions on the security of these apps. The leaked data includes millions of JusTalk user messages, along with the precise date and time they were sent and the phone numbers of both the sender and the recipient. It also contained records of calls that were placed using the app. The report says that security researcher Anurag Sen found the data this week and asked TechCrunch for help to report it to the company. JusTalk was launched by Juphoon, a China-based cloud company in 2016. The app is now owned by Ninbo Jus. As per records on Juphoon’s website, both companies appear to share same office address. Because each message recorded in the data contained every phone number in the same chat, it was possible to follow entire conversations, including children using the JusTalk Kids app to chat with their parents. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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Major Security lapse in Thailand, 6 Blasts took place at 3 separate locations in Bangkok.

WION Dispatch: Blasts at 3 separate locations in Bangkok

6 Blasts at 3 separate locations in Bangkok

<p>The Assam government on Saturday suspended Guwahati West Deputy Commissioner of Police for not ensuring adequate security for Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi who was on a visit to the Kamakhya Temple recently.</p>

<p>Bhanwar Lal Meena has been suspended with immediate effect under Rule 3(1) of the All India Services (Disciple and Appeal) Rules, 1969, according to an order issued in the name of the Governor by the state Home Department.</p>

<p>The order, signed by Secretary Home (A) Department, Deepak Majumdar, further stated that during the period of this order in force, Meena shall remain at the Assam Police headquarters and not leave it without obtaining permission from the competent authority.</p>

<p>CJI Gogoi and his wife had visited Guwahati on October 17 and his programme was intimated by the General Administration Department to all concerned.</p>

<p>There was, however, lapse of adequate security arrangements for the CJI at Kamakhya Temple causing him inconvenience, the order stated.&nbsp;</p>


The Assam government on Saturday suspended Guwahati West Deputy Commissioner of Police for not ensuring adequate security for Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi who was on a visit to the Kamakhya Temple recently.

The Assam government on Saturday suspended Guwahati West Deputy Commissioner of Police for not ensuring adequate security for Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi who was on a visit to the Kamakhya Temple recently. Bhanwar Lal Meena has been suspended with immediate effect under Rule 3(1) of the All India Services (Disciple and Appeal) Rules, 1969, according to an order issued in the name of the Governor by the state Home Department. The order, signed by Secretary Home (A) Department, Deepak Majumdar, further stated that during the period of this order in force, Meena shall remain at the Assam Police headquarters and not leave it without obtaining permission from the competent authority. CJI Gogoi and his wife had visited Guwahati on October 17 and his programme was intimated by the General Administration Department to all concerned. There was, however, lapse of adequate security arrangements for the CJI at Kamakhya Temple causing him inconvenience, the order stated.

Top Assam police officer suspended for security lapse during CJI's visit

<p>Two Noida policemen who were directed to lead PM Modi&#39;s convoy during his trip to Noida on Monday to inaugurate the DMRC Magenta line took a wrong turn have been suspended.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sub-inspector Dilip Singh and constable Jaipal, who were in an anti-demolition vehicle were leading the cavalcade and took a wrong turn causing major security lapse.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Due to this, the vehicles of Modi and many other VIPs were stuck in a traffic for a few minutes at the Mahamaya flyover and a motorcycle and bus came very close to the VVIP fleet.</p>

<p>The cavalcade lingered there and was stuck on the expressway for 200 metres before it turned back into its original route.</p>

<p>A probe into an IPS officer and two DSPs has been initiated as well, as they were involved in the movement.</p>

<p>The security lapse took place between 2.35pm and 3pm on December 25 afternoon when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on his way to the Botanical Garden helipad from the Amity University campus.</p>

<p>As a result, the PM reached the helipad 10 minutes late.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Officials stated the entire route had been rehearsed, and there was no scope for confusion.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who was present during the security breach, has reportedly given a dressing down to the officials and sought an explanation.</p>

<p>A detailed report is likely to be submitted to the government in the next two days.</p>


Modi was left stuck in traffic for a few minutes

Two Noida policemen who were directed to lead PM Modi's convoy during his trip to Noida on Monday to inaugurate the DMRC Magenta line took a wrong turn have been suspended. Sub-inspector Dilip Singh and constable Jaipal, who were in an anti-demolition vehicle were leading the cavalcade and took a wrong turn causing major security lapse. Due to this, the vehicles of Modi and many other VIPs were stuck in a traffic for a few minutes at the Mahamaya flyover and a motorcycle and bus came very close to the VVIP fleet. The cavalcade lingered there and was stuck on the expressway for 200 metres before it turned back into its original route. A probe into an IPS officer and two DSPs has been initiated as well, as they were involved in the movement. The security lapse took place between 2.35pm and 3pm on December 25 afternoon when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on his way to the Botanical Garden helipad from the Amity University campus. As a result, the PM reached the helipad 10 minutes late. Officials stated the entire route had been rehearsed, and there was no scope for confusion. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who was present during the security breach, has reportedly given a dressing down to the officials and sought an explanation. A detailed report is likely to be submitted to the government in the next two days.

Modi's Noida visit: 2 cops suspended for driving convoy the wrong way

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