New Delhi: Both the people who created ruckus by entering the Parliament have been caught by the police. Both have been identified as Sagharsh Sharma and Manoranjan. At the same time, there is news that during the initial investigation, many important things including Aadhar card have been found from him. Apart from this, the police have also detained a woman named Neelam Kaur and a man named Amol from outside the Parliament House.
At present, investigation is going on. It is reported that Sagar had entered the Parliament House through the visitor pass issued in the name of Bharatiya Janata Party MP Pratap Simha. He is an engineering student and hails from Mysore. Apart from this, the arrested entertainer is said to be an engineer by profession. Also, the police have detained Neelam, resident of Hisar, Haryana, and Amol, resident of Latur district of Maharashtra, during the protest by spreading colored smoke outside the Parliament House. Bahujan Samaj Party MP Ram Shiromani Verma has said that the security personnel have also found an Aadhar card on which the address of Lucknow is registered.
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He has told that as soon as a person opened the can, the entire room was filled with yellow smoke. He said, ‘All the MPs beat him, caught him and handed him over to the security personnel.’ Instructions have been issued to Delhi Police for further action. All four are being interrogated. MPs have told that both of them were moving towards the Speaker by jumping from the public gallery in the Parliament House and were holding something ‘bomb-like’ in their hands and spreading yellow smoke in the auditorium.
Delhi Police has named Sagar Sharma as the main accused. The special thing is that this incident happened at a time when the winter session was going on in the new Parliament House. Besides, today is also the 22nd anniversary of the attack on Parliament in 2001. Then the terrorists of Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed had targeted the Parliament House. 9 people had died during that period.
