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The incident occurred last night at the Royal Country Palm Club, where Pakistani businessmen had hosted a dinner for the Indian visitors.
Punjab Police chief Haji Habibur Rehman took serious note of the "security lapse" and ordered an inquiry into the incident, officials said.
Superintendent of Police (Security) Shomail Akram, however, contended the incident was not a security lapse.
"The policemen performing duty with the Indian delegation were hungry and they had to eat at the function. They were present on the premises while having dinner and therefore there is no question of a security lapse," he argued.
The Punjab Police chief's office said the inquiry would establish whether there was a security lapse.
The Indian delegation yesterday visited Lahore Fort and Badshahi Mosque. They also went to the Food Street near the Mughal-era mosque.
Badal attended a Youth Festival along with Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif.
Leaders of the Pakistan People's Party, which is in power at the centre, hosted a luncheon for the delegation.
Part of the unwanted delegation must have been politicians in power who are used to a lot of gun wielding chaprasis around them.They should be taught that what happend in India may NOT be feasible just outside.
Still Sikhs are so fools and stupid even after they were killed in millions during and after partition in Pakistan. O Fool sikhs Muslims hate you after jews still you like to have dinner with muslims just because they speak punjabi.
