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Securing Borders, Upgrading Technology Key Focus Of Home Ministry Budget
The Ministry of Home Affairs was allocated Rs 2.19 lakh crore in the Union Budget 2024 with the majority of it - Rs 1,43,275.90 crore - being given to central police forces.
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Centre To Consider Proposal Of Special Allowance Parity For Forces On VIP Duty
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today in Lok Sabha acknowledged the issue of the gap in special allowances among Central armed forces and said they are considering the proposal of equal allowances.
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How Much Elite Units Spend To Protect VIPs Explained: 10 Points
The Union Budget 2023 has substantially raised the allocation for VVIP protection. "On a rough average, Z-plus costs Rs 50 lakh and Z costs Rs 40 lakh per month," an officer told NDTV, asking not to be identified.
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Petition Linked To PM's Security To Be Heard By Delhi High Court In April
A plea was moved in the Delhi High Court seeking direction to declare that the Special Protection Group (SPG) shall have absolute power of superintendence for the purpose of discharging its functions in view of the provisions of the SPG Act, 1988.
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After PM's Security Breach, Questions Over Rules "Blue Book"
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent 20 minutes on a Punjab highway blocked by protesting farmers in a massive security breach, several questions have emerged around the "Blue Book" manual of the Special Protection Group (SPG).
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SPG, Anti-Sniper Units: Ahmedabad Preps For Trump's First Visit
Tight security arrangements have been made in Ahmedabad as the city prepares for the first visit of US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump. Places that they will visit or pass through along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be guarded by National Security Guard commandos' anti-sniper units.
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Special Protection Group Only Covers PM Modi, Minister Tells Parliament
The Special Protection Group (SPG) only has the prime minister under its cover while the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) secures 56 important people in the country, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday.
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Rajya Sabha Passes Bill To Amend SPG Act, Congress Walks Out
The Rajya Sabha on Tuesday passed a bill to amend the Act governing the elite-Special Protection Group (SPG) with Home Minister Amit Shah rejecting the opposition's charge of political vendetta and asserting the government was concerned about security of all 130 crore Indians and not just the Gandhi family.
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Breach At Priyanka Gandhi's House As Guards Thought It Was Rahul's Car
Security personnel at Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's residence in central Delhi's Lodhi Estate let a family of five drive in uninspected through its gates last month because they believed that the car belonged to her brother Rahul Gandhi.
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"Unlikely Coincidence": Amit Shah On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
The security breach at Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's home last week was an "unlikely coincidence" of Congress workers arriving in the same car, at the same time Rahul Gandhi was expected, Home Minister Amit Shah said in parliament today.
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'They Lack SPG Training': Robert Vadra On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband Robert Vadra said the Special Protection Group (SPG) cover should not have been removed for his wife after a security breach when a car drove into her home late last month.
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Security Breach At Priyanka Gandhi Home, Family Drove In, Asked For Photo
A car drove into the house of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in central Delhi's high-security Lodhi Estate, leading to concerns over the security breach, sources said.
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Rajastan Congress Protests Against Withdrawal Of SPG Cover Of Gandhis
The Rajasthan Congress on Friday held a protest against the "anti-people" policies of the Centre and the withdrawal of the SPG security cover of the Gandhi family.
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"Can You Guess...": BJP Turns Amit Shah Dig On SPG Row Into Twitter Quiz
The BJP put out a question on Twitter on Wednesday, shortly after Home Minister and party chief Amit Shah's charge in parliament during a debate on top-level protection to VVIPs, alleging that some had been misusing the security cover given by the Special Protection Group or SPG.
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Limited SPG Cover For Former PMs, Families Proposed In Changes To SPG Act
The SPG, an elite security force, will now only protect the Prime Minister of India and members of their immediate family living at the official residence, according to amendments in the SPG Act
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Securing Borders, Upgrading Technology Key Focus Of Home Ministry Budget
The Ministry of Home Affairs was allocated Rs 2.19 lakh crore in the Union Budget 2024 with the majority of it - Rs 1,43,275.90 crore - being given to central police forces.
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Centre To Consider Proposal Of Special Allowance Parity For Forces On VIP Duty
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today in Lok Sabha acknowledged the issue of the gap in special allowances among Central armed forces and said they are considering the proposal of equal allowances.
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How Much Elite Units Spend To Protect VIPs Explained: 10 Points
The Union Budget 2023 has substantially raised the allocation for VVIP protection. "On a rough average, Z-plus costs Rs 50 lakh and Z costs Rs 40 lakh per month," an officer told NDTV, asking not to be identified.
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Petition Linked To PM's Security To Be Heard By Delhi High Court In April
A plea was moved in the Delhi High Court seeking direction to declare that the Special Protection Group (SPG) shall have absolute power of superintendence for the purpose of discharging its functions in view of the provisions of the SPG Act, 1988.
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After PM's Security Breach, Questions Over Rules "Blue Book"
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent 20 minutes on a Punjab highway blocked by protesting farmers in a massive security breach, several questions have emerged around the "Blue Book" manual of the Special Protection Group (SPG).
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SPG, Anti-Sniper Units: Ahmedabad Preps For Trump's First Visit
Tight security arrangements have been made in Ahmedabad as the city prepares for the first visit of US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump. Places that they will visit or pass through along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be guarded by National Security Guard commandos' anti-sniper units.
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Special Protection Group Only Covers PM Modi, Minister Tells Parliament
The Special Protection Group (SPG) only has the prime minister under its cover while the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) secures 56 important people in the country, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday.
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Rajya Sabha Passes Bill To Amend SPG Act, Congress Walks Out
The Rajya Sabha on Tuesday passed a bill to amend the Act governing the elite-Special Protection Group (SPG) with Home Minister Amit Shah rejecting the opposition's charge of political vendetta and asserting the government was concerned about security of all 130 crore Indians and not just the Gandhi family.
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Breach At Priyanka Gandhi's House As Guards Thought It Was Rahul's Car
Security personnel at Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's residence in central Delhi's Lodhi Estate let a family of five drive in uninspected through its gates last month because they believed that the car belonged to her brother Rahul Gandhi.
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"Unlikely Coincidence": Amit Shah On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
The security breach at Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's home last week was an "unlikely coincidence" of Congress workers arriving in the same car, at the same time Rahul Gandhi was expected, Home Minister Amit Shah said in parliament today.
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'They Lack SPG Training': Robert Vadra On Priyanka Gandhi Security Breach
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's husband Robert Vadra said the Special Protection Group (SPG) cover should not have been removed for his wife after a security breach when a car drove into her home late last month.
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Security Breach At Priyanka Gandhi Home, Family Drove In, Asked For Photo
A car drove into the house of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in central Delhi's high-security Lodhi Estate, leading to concerns over the security breach, sources said.
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Rajastan Congress Protests Against Withdrawal Of SPG Cover Of Gandhis
The Rajasthan Congress on Friday held a protest against the "anti-people" policies of the Centre and the withdrawal of the SPG security cover of the Gandhi family.
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"Can You Guess...": BJP Turns Amit Shah Dig On SPG Row Into Twitter Quiz
The BJP put out a question on Twitter on Wednesday, shortly after Home Minister and party chief Amit Shah's charge in parliament during a debate on top-level protection to VVIPs, alleging that some had been misusing the security cover given by the Special Protection Group or SPG.
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Limited SPG Cover For Former PMs, Families Proposed In Changes To SPG Act
The SPG, an elite security force, will now only protect the Prime Minister of India and members of their immediate family living at the official residence, according to amendments in the SPG Act
