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A case of major lapse in security of the chief minister has come to light in the recently organized Sikh Youth
Conference in rudrapur district of Udham Singh nagar, Uttarakhand. cm Dhami also came to appear in this
program. Here the Chief Minister's helicopter was landed at a distance from the helipad. It was told that even
before reaching the helipad, the wheel of the helicopter had sunk into the ground. On which the pilot, showing
wisdom, informed the security personnel. On which the chief minister was brought down by helicopter. The
people standing there also made a video of it.
Attended Sikh youth Conference
The helicopter of chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, who had recently come to attend the Sikh Youth
Conference in rudrapur, Uttarakhand, had landed a short distance away from the 'centre' built on a temporary
helipad in police Lines. Manjunath TC, Senior Superintendent of police, Udham Singh nagar district, said that
after the chief minister alighted from the helicopter and proceeded towards the venue, the pilot asked the
security guards standing there to push him back five meters towards the centre.
Security personnel pushed the helicopter
Manjunath TC told that while landing, the helicopter had landed a little before the center. The police officer said
that after the chief minister left for the venue, the pilot asked the personnel present there to push the helicopter
five meters back towards the center for the next flight. Manjunath said it was a minor incident which was being
blown out of proportion in the media. There were reports in a section of the media on wednesday that the wheels
of the helicopter carrying Dhami had got stuck in the ground on the helipad and the next flight was about to take
off. They had to be cleaned to prepare for it. The Senior Superintendent of police has termed these reports as
misleading.