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`PM's security set-up being reviewed'

By Our Staff Correspondent

RAIPUR JAN. 31. The Bharatiya Janata Party president, Venkaiah Naidu, has said that the Prime Minister's security set-up is being reviewed in the wake of three attempts to breach his security cordon.

Reply to queries from reporters here today, Mr. Naidu said inquiries so far have revealed that none of those arrested had any intention of hurting the Prime Minister.

"Such things were bound to happen in a huge country and there has been an incident of the Prime Minister being killed inside her house,'' he said.

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