Jain Commission - Threats to Rajiv Gandhi

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Home > Struggle for Tamil Eelam > International Frame of Struggle for Tamil Eelam > India & the Struggle for Tamil Eelam > Rajiv Gandhi Assassination > Jain Commission Interim Report -Introduction & Index > Scope & Parameters of Inquiry > Growth of Sri Lanka Tamil Militancy in Tamil Nadu - Background > 1981 to 1988 - Phases I & II - Chapter I > 1989 to 1991 - Phase III - Chapter II > 1989 to 1991 - Phase III - Chapter III > Indo-Sri Lankan Agreement: Evolution and its Aftermath > Threats to Shri Rajiv Gandhi and his security - Chapter I > Threats to Shri Rajiv Gandhi and his security - Chapter II

Jain Commission Interim Report

Threats to Rajiv Gandhi and his Security
Chapter II

Sections 1 to 9

1. Security arrangements provided for Shri Rajiv Gandhi | 2. Parameters of this Commission's inquiry into security aspect | 3. Security set up for the Prime Minister during the period of Smt. Indira Gandhi | 4. Formulation of the security set up for Shri Rajiv Gandhi after the assassination of Smt. Indira Gandhi | 5. Creation of Special Protection Group | 6. Special Protection Group (SPG) | 7. Organisational set up SPG | 8. Conferment of legal status of SPG | 9. SPG Act 1988

Section 10

10. Sequence of events prior to Cabinet decision on security for Shri Rajiv Gandhi

Sections 11 to 15

11. Cabinet decision in two Cabinet meetings dated 30.1.1990 and 1.2.1990 | 12. Alternative security arrangements made by Delhi Police after the Cabinet decision | 13. Sequence of events immediately succeeding the withdrawal of SPG from Shri Rajiv Gandhi | 14. Modifications in the Alternative Security System for Rajiv Gandhi in view of threat perceptions received during the period Feb. `90 to May, `90 | 15. Security of Rajiv Gandhi -Pre Election Phase

Sections 16 to 19

16. Commencement of campaign for General Elections 1991 and security arrangements | 17. Concern of Rajiv Gandhi for his security | 18. Proximate security and SPG | 19. Need for organising specially trained and specially equipped security units to discharge VVIP security duties at State level

Sections 20 to 26

20. Considerations which shaped various decisions relating to the security arrangements for Rajiv Gandhi | 21. Could SPG Cover have been extended by an Executive Order? | 22. Threat Scenario | 23. Study of Security System and machinery in States | 24. `SPG a Myth' and Rajiv's security | 25. Collective Responsibility | 26. Authority & Responsibility

Sections 27 to 31

27. Malice | 28. Shri V.C. Pande's Note of 30.01.1997m | 29. Governance by foresight | 30. Silence signified satisfaction? | 31. Study of Alternative Security Scheme in Operation

Sections 32 to 34

32. Testimony of Sh. G.S. Bajpai, Secretary (Security) | 33. Period of Sh. Chandra Shekhar as P.M. | 34. Findings and conclusions on Security arrangements for Rajiv Gandhi

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