In the primary investigation, it has been found that it was just smoke, and there is no need to worry about the smoke,” said Lok Sabha Speaker OM Birla. “The security breach that took place in Parliament today is a very serious matter. We demand that the Home Minister come to both Houses and give a statement on this.”
In a major security lapse in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, which also marks the 22nd anniversary of the Parliament attack, two intruders jumped into the Lok Sabha from the visitors’ gallery and started running around the House.
The proceedings of the Lok Sabha were suspended, and the MPs started rushing out of the house. There was chaos as the intruder—wearing a blue jacket—was found roaming inside the Lok Sabha. Security personnel, along with the MPs, caught hold of the miscreants and started interrogating them. Danish Ali was one of the MPs who apprehended the intruder.
One of the identified persons, who entered the Lok Sabha has been identified as Sagar Sharma. Those who were detained outside Parliament have been identified as Neelam (42) and Amol Shinde (25).
Also Read: BJP Workers Protest over Sabarimala Chaos
According to the MPs, the intruders were spraying some kind of gas. Reports suggest that the passes of the intruder were issued by Mysore BJP MP Pratap Simha. “A thorough investigation of the incident that took place during zero hour is being done. Essential instructions have also been given to the Delhi Police.
In the primary investigation, it has been found that it was just smoke, and there is no need to worry about the smoke,” said Lok Sabha Speaker OM Birla. “The security breach that took place in Parliament today is a very serious matter. We demand that the Home Minister come to both Houses and give a statement on this.”
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge demanded. Anchor: “The question is, how did two people come inside such a big security department and release gas from a canister there?” Kharge added.
As an independent media platform, we do not take advertisements from governments and corporate houses. It is you, our readers, who have supported us on our journey to do honest and unbiased journalism. Please contribute, so that we can continue to do the same in future.
