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DG CoD to submit report on security lapse at IISc

DH News Service Bangalore:

The report about the breach of security during Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao’s visit to Bangalore will be submitted today by DG CoD to the state government.

Director General, Corps of Detectives (CoD) K R Srinivasan will submit a report to the state government on Tuesday about the breach of security during Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao’s visit to Bangalore.

Speaking to Deccan Herald Director General and Inspector General of Police S N Borkar on Monday said that top Police and Home Department officials had an informal meeting with Chief Minister N Dharam Singh and briefed him about the incident. The meeting was attended by Home Secretary Brahma Dutt, DGP Borkar and Bangalore City Police Commissioner S Mariswamy.

Mr Borkar said, a high-level inquiry is being conducted by DG CoD, K R Srinivasan and the report would be submitted to the chief minister on Tuesday.

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He said, an inquiry had been ordered into the incident, by the Chief Minister on Sunday night after General Secretary of the ‘Friends of Tibet’, Tenzin Tsundue, staged a dramatic protest for nearly 15 minutes from atop the faculty building of the Indian Institute of Science, when the Premier was interacting with top scientists at the ground floor on Sunday morning.

Meanwhile, Commissioner of Police, Mariswamy told reporters that Tsundue had climbed the building using a storm water pipe hoodwinking the police. He is believed to have climbed the building much before the security arrived.

Mr Mariswamy said so far no action had been initiated against any police officer. Action would be initiated based on the report from the DG CoD, he said.

The police registered against Tsundue a case of mischief, criminal intimidation, criminal trespass and attempt to commit suicide.

The case of Tsundue came up for hearing before the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court on Monday.

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