Modi security lapse: BJP Yuva Morcha holds mashal march

Tribune News Service Jalandhar, January 6 In the aftermath of the lapse in the Prime Minister’s security and his cavalcade having to remain stuck on the flyover for over 20 minutes on Wednesday, the Yuva Morcha of the BJP...

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Updated At : 02:10 PM Jan 07, 2022 IST

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, January 6

In the aftermath of the lapse in the Prime Minister’s security and his cavalcade having to remain stuck on the flyover for over 20 minutes on Wednesday, the Yuva Morcha of the BJP took out a Mashal March here on Wednesday. Held under the BJP Yuva Morcha, zonal president Ashok Sareen Hicky, BJP leader, during the march, blamed CM Charanjit Singh Channi and the Congress government for the security breach in PM’s security. Yuva Morcha zonal president Hicky alleged that the incident which took place on Wednesday was a conspiracy by the Congress government and anyone assisting in the conspiracy will not be spared. The BJP will also be holding a huge march outside the DC office in Jalandhar on Friday.

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