New Delhi: In a blistering rebuttal, the Center on Monday categorically refuted opposition claims that Prime Minister Narendra Modi faced no security threat on a day when he gave an important reply to the motion of thanks in the President’s address. The much-anticipated address was suddenly canceled after the Speaker of the Lok Sabha spoke About Birla Announced that he advised the Prime Minister not to enter the House of Representatives due to real security risks.Sources in the Lok Sabha secretariat gave details of “serious and unprecedented chaos” that took place in the House on Wednesday, with some “members climbing on tables, tearing official documents and throwing them at the chairman”. They even claimed that opposition members used “un-parliamentary language and made threatening remarks, including statements such as “dekhte hain PM ka kya karte hain (Let’s see what we do to the Prime Minister)”.
“In the initial stages of the proceedings, opposition members openly flouted established parliamentary norms and entered the House of Representatives. The situation quickly escalated when some members climbed on the table, tore up official documents and threw them at the chair,” the source said.Amid the chaos, several female lawmakers carrying banners rushed to the prime minister’s seat, stepped into the finance bench and crowded around senior ministers, leading to a dramatic escalation of unrest and security concerns, they said.“They not only laid siege to the prime minister’s seat, but also penetrated deep into the finance minister’s seat, encroaching on the space where senior ministers were seated, thereby exacerbating chaos and insecurity in the chamber,” they said.“These actions mark a complete breakdown of discipline and are one of the most unfortunate and unpopular incidents witnessed by the Lok Sabha, causing widespread concern and concern within and outside the House, in India and abroad,” they added.
The officer said police conducted 2,760 raids on locations linked to wanted criminals.Notably, the Punjab Police Chief on February 8 further intensified the ongoing ‘Gangstran Te Vaar’ (anti-gangster) campaign 
Subsequently, AAP leaders, including Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema, Cabinet Ministers Mohinder Bhagat, Ravjot Singh, MLA Amansher Singh and other leaders and party members were detained by the Chandigarh police.A heavy police presence was deployed outside the Punjab MLA’s hotel in Sector 4 to prevent protesting AAP leaders and workers from reaching Bajwa’s residence. AAP had called for a protest outside his house in Sector 8.The AAP also arranged for a traditional wedding band to play their instruments during the protest against Public Works Minister Harbhajan Singh’s remarks at a rally.While accusing Singh of indulging in corruption, Bajwa said the Congress party would “blame him” after forming the government.“Jehra pehle band vajaanda reha, ehda band asin vajaavange (we will take him (Harbhajan Singh) to challenge the former bandh player),” Bajwa said.The Public Works Minister said on Monday it was unfortunate for a senior party leader to make such remarks. He said he was proud to be a “son of Bandwal”. AAP accused the Congress party of having an “anti-Dalit” mentality and asked Bajwa to apologize within 24 hours, failing which strict legal action would be taken.Finance Minister Cheema said Singh was a man who rose out of poverty, worked hard to clear the civil services examination and became an excise officer.However, Congress leaders on Sunday dismissed the allegation and accused the AAP of trying to “distort facts” and “misusing Dalit sensitivities” for political gain by raising false charges against Bajwa.Congress leader Aruna Chaudhary has said that AAP is trying to create controversy out of an irrelevant issue.