Bengaluru: Six police officers, including a sub-inspector, have been suspended for security lapses during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Art of Living (AOL) Foundation in the Karnataka capital on May 10. The action comes nearly two weeks after explosives were found near Kuppareddy Kere, about 2 km from the AOL center on Prime Minister’s Road.Bengaluru South SP R Sinivasa Gowda, who ordered the suspension, did not disclose his name.The explosives, including two gelatin sticks, match sticks, camphor, batteries, wires, a real-time clock and an LCD display, were packed in a carton box found near the compound wall of a private property, about 25 feet away from the main road.A constable had found a suspicious box one and a half hours before the Prime Minister’s convoy passed through this route.The police have not yet achieved any success in the case. Police sources initially said that only two gelatin sticks and a matchbox were found in the carton box. But after a few days, when NIA collected details, other items present in the box came to light.Initially, teams were sent to neighboring districts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, as well as Karnataka. NIA and IB officials also visited the spot and collected details.The forensic lab report submitted to the police stated that there was no threat from the explosives found in the carton box, stating that the gelatin sticks were about three years old, the timer was defective and there was no detonator in the box.