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Driver found dead in Babul Supriyo's car

| | Jan 02, 2015, at 03:28 am
New Delhi, Jan 1 (IBNS): In a major security lapse, a driver's body was found on Wednesday morning in an official Ambassador car of Union Minister Babul Supriyo in New Delhi, media reports said on Thursday.
The body was discovered from the car at Udyog Bhawan without being detected by security agencies for more than 12 hours. Udyog Bhawan houses government ministries and is guarded by the CISF.
 
The body was later identified as the driver of Union Minister of State for Urban Development Babul Supriyo.
 
The driver's name was Vinod Khanduri, who was working for the minister for last few months.

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