SPG worry about securing Gandhis when they appear in court

December 10, 2015 16:00

The Special Protection Group (SPG) handling security for the Gandhis has expressed their concern about their appearance in court in the National Herald case. The SPG says the court is congested and it does not want to expose the Gandhis to the risk.

A similar plea was made by the SPG in the case of P V Narasimha Rao and also for a kin of Deve Gowda, when they had to appear in court.

The SPG has sought help from the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to protect the area with the Central para military forces and Delhi Police forming the outer cordon.

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