Parliament Security Breach: Who Opened Smoke Canisters Inside Lok Sabha? Names Revealed, Motive Under Probe

Loksabha Security Breach:  Security at the new Parliament House faced a major breach today when two people infiltrated the Lok Sabha during its winter-session proceedings. Two youths jumped from the audience gallery into the chamber during ongoing proceedings, the duo, later identified as Sagar Sharma and an unnamed man, disrupted the session by exploding smoke canisters, fumigating the entire House with yellow-red coloured smoke. The identity of the responsible for this major security breach has been revealed by Jagran.com in one of its reports.

The person who jumped inside the chamber from the audience gallery was identified as Sagar Sharma. However, it is not yet known where Sagar hails from and for what purpose he committed this incident.

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Two other protesters who were demonstrating outside the Parliament, voicing slogans such as 'Tanashahi Nahi Chalegi' were swiftly arrested by the police. The woman who seemed to have burst a smoke canister spewing yellow-red smoke was later identified as Neelam from Hisar, Haryana, and the man as Anmol Shinde from Latur, Maharashtra. Notably, reports are suggesting a potential connection between the two incidents, suggesting the involvement of a single group.

These are the people who breached the parliament's security
Neelam- Hisar, Haryana
Anmol Shinde- Latur, Maharashtra
Sagar Sharma- Unknown

All four arrested people, including those involved in the security breach, are believed to be in the same group. The two protesters detained outside Transport Bhawan have been taken to Parliament Bhawan police station. At the same time, the two who infiltrated the Lok Sabha remain in the custody of Parliament House security.

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Different agencies are investigating
Different agencies are interrogating them about when and how these four reached Delhi. After a few hours, it will be decided under which sections and in which police station a case should be registered against the four. Due to the gathering of media persons outside the Parliament House police station, entry has been closed by barricading the main gate.

Earlier, DCP Rajiv Ranjan Singh of the Special Cell reached Sansad Marg police station with his team. The IB team had reached Sansad Marg police station several hours ago. By interrogating, efforts are being made to determine whether these four are associated with any organisation.