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Mock exercise exposes security lapse in Goa

Issue No. 8 | April 16-30, 2013

Security lapse was exposed at the Goa Legislative Assembly complex during the state-wide Sagar Kawach exercise initiated by the security forces when a decoy terrorist planted a fake bomb under a minister’s car in the underground parking of ministerial complex.

In a mock exercise, the fake bomb was placed few metres away from the state Legislative Assembly complex, where the budget session is going on.

Goa Police, Indian Coast Guard, Navy and other security agencies were executing Sagar Kawach exercise throughout the state to plug the security loopholes. The decoy terrorist managed to plant a fake bomb under the minister’s car, which was parked in the basement of ministerial complex. The decoy was reportedly stopped by security when he tried to enter into the ministerial block with the second fake bomb in his hand.