On Wednesday, a man was caught running towards the convoy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Karnataka, prompting security personnel to take him into custody. However, the police have denied any security breach in the incident.
The incident occurred when the Prime Minister was on his way to inaugurate the National Highway in Karnataka. As the convoy was passing through the area, a man was seen running towards it. The security personnel immediately took him into custody and questioned him.
The man, identified as Rajesh, was later released after questioning. According to the police, Rajesh was running towards the convoy to take a selfie with the Prime Minister. He was not carrying any weapons or explosives and did not pose any threat to the Prime Minister.
The police have denied any security breach in the incident and said that the security personnel acted swiftly and efficiently to ensure the safety of the Prime Minister. They also said that the security protocols were followed and the man was taken into custody without any delay.
The incident has raised questions about the security protocols in place for the Prime Minister’s convoy. The police have assured that they are taking all necessary steps to ensure the safety of the Prime Minister and that such incidents will not be repeated in the future.
Overall, the incident has highlighted the need for better security protocols for the Prime Minister’s convoy. The police have assured that they are taking all necessary steps to ensure the safety of the Prime Minister and that such incidents will not be repeated in the future.