Federal Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar expressed anger yesterday over entrance of Sikh protestors into the parliament building. He said that breakage of the gate at the hands of demonstrators is a grave security failure.
Furious at the breakage of a security gate at the hands of Sikh demonstrators, Chaudhry Nisar stated this to be a grave security lapse.
Taking strict action, Nisar suspended Superintendent of Police (SP) National Assembly Habibullah Niazi, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) National Assembly Khalid Wirk, DSP Bani Gala Safeer Shah and DSP Secretariat Fida Hussain. The other suspended cops include Station House Officer (SHO) Bara Kaho Sattar Shah and SHO Secretariat Abdul Rahman.
Interior Minister also ordered inquiry against the personnel who were negligent in the matter.
Earlier, dozens of Sikh protestors pushed past the front gate and entered the grounds of parliament, protesting against alleged desecration of their holy book.
A member of a National Assembly Dr. Darshan and a Senator Zafar Ali Shah had to negotiate with the protestors and assure that that their demands would be addressed.
Subsequently the protestors left the parliament premises peacefully.
