Two cops, in-charge of navigation Prime Minister Narendra Modi's group during his Noida visit, have been expelled for taking the convoy along a wrong route, leading to a security breach. It has been learnt that Sub-inspector Dilip Singh and constable Jaipal, seated in an anti-demolition vehicle, took a wrong turn and led the prime minister and his cavalcade into the stream of traffic on the Noida expressway. SP Love Kumar has abeyant the two policemen for the security lapse. They were in the vehicle ahead to lead the prime minister's motorcade, PRO in the SSP's office Manish Saxena said.

The two cops took an incorrect turning as a consequence of which the prime minister's procession was caught in traffic for two minutes near Mahamaya Flyover. Traffic policemen then rushed and cleared the route for smooth passage.Several practices of the route were epithelial duct before the visit. The route was through the second cut and the first cut was barricaded.

Senior IPS officer Nitin Tiwari was in charge of the traffic plan and subsequent arrangements for the prime ministers' cavalcade and other VIP movements.Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had sought the statement from the officials about the security breach and wanted a careful report of fault and action.