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FIR to Rabri, Digvijay for breaching PM's security
Thursday, November 10 2005 15:01 Hrs (IST) - World Time -

Saharsa (Bihar): An FIR was today (Nov 10, 2005) registered against former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi and All India Congress Committee (AICC) General secretary in-charge of Bihar Digvijay Singh for breaching Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's security during his recent visit to the state as also for violation of the Model Code of Conduct for elections.

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District magistrate-cum-district election officer of Saharsa K P Singh said that the FIR was registered with Saharsa (town) police station this morning by the officer in-charge Satyendra Ram against the two leaders.

Singh had ordered an inquiry by sub-divisional officer of saharsa Jaiprakash Mandal into the landing of the helicopter carrying Rabri and Digvijay Singh, a former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, at the airport here on November 8 despite being denied permission.

Their aircraft had landed at the airport minutes after Prime Minister's though it had been asked to land at the Saharsa college ground keeping in mind the threat perception to the PM.]

Rabri was here to jointly address an election rally with the Prime Minister. The chopper, which had started its journey two and a half hours after PM's helicopter, also left soon after Manmohan Singh's departure for Sitamarhi to address another poll rally.

''The FIR has been lodged on two counts first, their helicopter landed at the airport breaching Prime Minister's security and second as it landed despite being denied permission,'' the DM said.

Digvijay Singh had yesterday (Nov 9, 2005) claimed their helicopter had not landed at Saharsa in violation of the Model Code as prior permission of the airport officer had been obtained.

PTI

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