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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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Family Members Of Former PMs To Be Kept Out Of SPG Cover
Family members of former prime ministers will not be guarded by the top level Special Protection Group commandos, according to the amendments approved by the Union cabinet to the SPG Act.
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Downgraded From SPG Cover, Sonia Gandhi Gets This 10-Year-Old SUV
Ten-year-old Tata Safaris and police protection at home: This is what the Gandhi family, once among the most protected people in the country, have been allotted after a recent change in security status. The matter raised dust in parliament on Tuesday, with the Congress demanding a response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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SPG Security: What Is SPG, Who Gets Security Cover From Special Protection Group
SPG security cover or Special Protection Group was withdrawn from the Gandhi family today. Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will now have Z Plus category protection.
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Top-Level SPG Cover To Gandhis Withdrawn, Z+ Security Now: Sources
The Gandhi family will no longer have Special Protection Group (SPG) cover, the government has decided, according to home ministry sources. Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will now have Z Plus category protection.
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3,000 Plus Force Provides Proximate Security To 4 VVIPs, Says SPG
Special Protection Group (SPG), about 3000-strong "zero error" security force for the prime minister, former prime ministers and their immediate family members, guards just four people now, officials said on Monday.
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High Court Rejects Plea Against Rahul Gandhi Over Skipping Security Cover
The Delhi High Court today rejected a plea against Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi alleging that he had skipped the Special Protection Group or SPG security cover given to him and put himself in danger.
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Before Red Rose Welcome For PM, Nitish Kumar's Hold-Up Triggers Red Faces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being welcomed to the state by a smiling Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with a red rose may have been the most publicised sight at the Patna airport on Saturday. But minutes before PM Modi landed at the airport, there were red faces in the Bihar government when PM Modi's special security team refused to allow the bullet-pr...
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Ex-PM Manmohan Singh's Daughters Voluntarily Give Up SPG Security
Daughters of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh have decided to give up the security cover provided to them by elite Special Special Protection Guard (SPG).
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#NoVIP: 'Height of Hypocrisy,' Says Robert Vadra on Privileges at Airports
Robert Vadra, the son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, has taken a swipe at Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju's comments on special privileges for "VIPs" at airports, calling it "hypocrisy of the highest limits."
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How Priyanka Gandhi Gave Her Security the Slip
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra reportedly gave her security the slip today and drove off without them to campaign in Amethi, her brother Rahul Gandhi's constituency in Uttar Pradesh.
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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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Family Members Of Former PMs To Be Kept Out Of SPG Cover
Family members of former prime ministers will not be guarded by the top level Special Protection Group commandos, according to the amendments approved by the Union cabinet to the SPG Act.
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Downgraded From SPG Cover, Sonia Gandhi Gets This 10-Year-Old SUV
Ten-year-old Tata Safaris and police protection at home: This is what the Gandhi family, once among the most protected people in the country, have been allotted after a recent change in security status. The matter raised dust in parliament on Tuesday, with the Congress demanding a response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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SPG Security: What Is SPG, Who Gets Security Cover From Special Protection Group
SPG security cover or Special Protection Group was withdrawn from the Gandhi family today. Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will now have Z Plus category protection.
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Top-Level SPG Cover To Gandhis Withdrawn, Z+ Security Now: Sources
The Gandhi family will no longer have Special Protection Group (SPG) cover, the government has decided, according to home ministry sources. Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will now have Z Plus category protection.
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3,000 Plus Force Provides Proximate Security To 4 VVIPs, Says SPG
Special Protection Group (SPG), about 3000-strong "zero error" security force for the prime minister, former prime ministers and their immediate family members, guards just four people now, officials said on Monday.
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High Court Rejects Plea Against Rahul Gandhi Over Skipping Security Cover
The Delhi High Court today rejected a plea against Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi alleging that he had skipped the Special Protection Group or SPG security cover given to him and put himself in danger.
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Before Red Rose Welcome For PM, Nitish Kumar's Hold-Up Triggers Red Faces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being welcomed to the state by a smiling Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with a red rose may have been the most publicised sight at the Patna airport on Saturday. But minutes before PM Modi landed at the airport, there were red faces in the Bihar government when PM Modi's special security team refused to allow the bullet-pr...
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Ex-PM Manmohan Singh's Daughters Voluntarily Give Up SPG Security
Daughters of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh have decided to give up the security cover provided to them by elite Special Special Protection Guard (SPG).
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#NoVIP: 'Height of Hypocrisy,' Says Robert Vadra on Privileges at Airports
Robert Vadra, the son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, has taken a swipe at Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju's comments on special privileges for "VIPs" at airports, calling it "hypocrisy of the highest limits."
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How Priyanka Gandhi Gave Her Security the Slip
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra reportedly gave her security the slip today and drove off without them to campaign in Amethi, her brother Rahul Gandhi's constituency in Uttar Pradesh.
