Uttarakhand: Lapse in CM Dhami’s security! The gypsy he was riding had expired five years ago, investigation begins

Big news is coming out from Uttarakhand. A case of negligence in the security of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has come to light during his visit to Corbett Tiger Reserve. As soon as the officials came to know about this, there was a stir in the forest department. After which the top officials have started investigating the matter.

CM Dhami reached Corbett Tiger Reserve on 6 July

Let us tell you that on July 6, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami had reached Corbett National Park. Where CM Dhami did a jungle safari riding a gypsy. Also, with the help of environmentalists, more than 1000 trees were planted in Corbett National Park under the campaign ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’.

HOFF Sameer Sinha handed over the investigation to PCCF Wildlife

It is being told that the gypsy vehicle in which Chief Minister Dhami was taken for a ride. Its fitness had expired five years ago. After the matter came to light, there was a stir in the forest department. At present, Chief Conservator of Forests (HOF) Sameer Sinha has handed over the investigation of the matter to PCCF Wildlife and Chief Wildlife Warden Ranjan Mishra.

Action will be taken against those who are negligent: CM

Now Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami himself has given a statement on the matter of lapse in the security of the Chief Minister. Talking to the media, CM Dhami said that the Forest Department is investigating the matter. On the basis of the investigation, action will be taken against the concerned officials found negligent.