India PM apologises to Jehangir Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has apologised to Pakistani human rights activist Asma Jehangir for an "inconvenient" security check.
He was speaking after Delhi police searched her hotel room, and the rooms of two other Pakistani delegates taking part in a human rights conference.
Ms Jehangir was reported to be upset over the conduct of the policemen.
The PM's spokesman said that the search was a routine exercise carried out in Delhi because of a high security alert.
The spokesman said the alert was in advance of India's independence day celebrations on 15 August.
Ms Jehangir told The Hindu newspaper that police entered her room and demanded to know the identity of guests who were in there with her.
"They went through my bags and cupboard... They said it was because of 15 August," she told the newspaper. More....
He was speaking after Delhi police searched her hotel room, and the rooms of two other Pakistani delegates taking part in a human rights conference.
Ms Jehangir was reported to be upset over the conduct of the policemen.
The PM's spokesman said that the search was a routine exercise carried out in Delhi because of a high security alert.
The spokesman said the alert was in advance of India's independence day celebrations on 15 August.
Ms Jehangir told The Hindu newspaper that police entered her room and demanded to know the identity of guests who were in there with her.
"They went through my bags and cupboard... They said it was because of 15 August," she told the newspaper. More....
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