Govt blows off activist General's security cover

December 26, 2012 15:11

The government has decided to withdraw the Z-plus security cover given to former army Chief V.K. Singh. General Singh, who lives in an official accommodation in Delhi Cantonment, was categorised in the Z-plus security bracket which was given for a sixmonth duration that expired on November 30. After receiving communication from the government, the army headquarter is in the process of withdrawing the cover, sources said. Read more

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