Latest update on security lapse in Parliament
Speaker Om Birla said the smoke was not poisonous!
On the anniversary of the attack on Parliament, a major security lapse has come to light. In this matter, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said that the Lok Sabha is conducting a thorough investigation at its level into the incident that took place during Zero Hour. Necessary instructions have also been given to Delhi Police in this regard.
He said, “According to preliminary investigation it was just ordinary smoke. For this reason this smoke is not a matter of concern. Its initial investigation has been done properly. The attackers have been caught and all the material has been seized from them.
caught four people
During the proceedings of the Lok Sabha, two people jumped inside the House from the audience gallery and spread smoke with spray. After this the proceedings had to be suddenly adjourned till 2 pm. Both were caught in the case. Their names are Sagar and Manoranjan.
Apart from this, a man and a woman who were protesting outside the Parliament House with a can emitting yellow smoke have also been caught. Police officials said that they have been identified as Neelam (42) and Amol Shinde (25).
Opposition parties raised questions
Opposition MPs including Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary have raised questions about the security lapse. Meanwhile, MP Danish Ali also said that it is a serious matter of lapse in security. Apart from this, Samajwadi Party MP ST Hasan said, "We are seeing a very serious flaw in the security of the Parliament. This way, someone can even come with a bomb in his shoe.
How did the incident happen?
Speaking to news agency PTI, Presiding Chairman Aggarwal, who was conducting the meeting during the incident, said, “We felt as if a person had fallen. Then I saw that a person was jumping. Then it came to mind that both of them must have jumped. A person took something out of his shoe and spread smoke. After this they were caught.
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