As Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan and host of other dignitaries will land in Mohali to watch the cricket World Cup semi-final clash on Wednesday, the stadium will completely be in the command of Special Protection Group - the elite force that guards proximate security to PM, ex-PM and their immediate family members.
Mar 29, 2011
Security on lines of CWG inauguration in Mohali
As Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan and host of other dignitaries will land in Mohali to watch the cricket World Cup semi-final clash on Wednesday, the stadium will completely be in the command of Special Protection Group - the elite force that guards proximate security to PM, ex-PM and their immediate family members.
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