A suspicious vehicle suddenly entered ahead of the convoy of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who was going from Patna to Siwan, which exposed the serious security lapse. The police immediately removed the car, but the incident is raising big questions on the security of the Chief Minister.
Questions have been raised on the security of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s convoy going from Patna. On Sunday morning, the Chief Minister was leaving from the residence, when suddenly a suspicious car entered just ahead of his convoy. The incident has exposed the serious security lapse of the security system. The policemen present in the convoy were immediately stirred up, ordering the removal of the car in a loud voice.
In fact, the route of the Chief Minister’s convoy is completely banned and organized in terms of security, but despite this, how this vehicle reached ahead of his convoy is a big question. This video is also being watched and shared on social media too, in which the negligence of security is clearly visible.
Blue car comes in front of the convoy
In the video revealed, it was seen that suddenly a blue-colored blue-colored car comes in front of the convoy without any permission, due to which the policemen panicked and shouting loudly ‘remove the car, remove the car’. In this situation the convoy also stops for a few moments and the officers present in security take immediate action to remove the car.
Questions raised on security system
This incident is said to be a big lapse in the security of Nitish Kumar’s convoy. Usually the road is completely closed during the Chief Minister’s movement, so that no other vehicle can come in the middle. But today’s incident shows how effective security arrangements are. Such lapse is worrying for the safety of any ruling leader. This incident has further increased the questions on the security arrangements arising since the last several times.
Although no official statement has been made by the administration on the incident so far, it is expected that this security lapse will be investigated and strict action will be taken against those found guilty.