India narrowly escaped the assassination of its PM, says Kiran Bedi on PM security breach

Jan. 9: “Plan to ambush the Prime Minister did not succeed. This is a 100 percent administrative failure. The Prime Minister of this country survived a horrific attack. The state is near the Pakistan border. There could have been a bomb under the bridge. I think this country narrowly escaped the murder of its number one executive,” said Kiran Bedi, former Puducherry Lieutenant Governor on Saturday on the Punjab issue of the lapse of security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Kiran Bedi also criticised the absence of senior officials, including DGP and Chief Secretary at the time of the incident. She stated that the Chief Minister and the state Home Minister are accountable for the answer to the incident. She regarded the incident as a criminal negligence. “A flyover is the most dangerous place to stop because anyone can place a bomb under it, ” said the retired IPS Officer Kiran Bedi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s convoy was stuck for around 20 minutes due to a road blockade at Ferozepur in Punjab.