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Parliament security breach case: Delhi Police files chargesheet against six accused
The Special Cell of Delhi police files a 1000-page chargesheet in the Parliament security breach case. The case involves six accused individuals who are in judicial custody. The investigation was transferred to the Counter Intelligence Unit.
Delhi Police begin probe against three people trying to enter Parliament with fake documents
The identity card of the third apprehended persons Soyab showed him to be a resident of Hapur in Uttar Pradesh. The FIR states that the trio had showed the identity cards while trying to get entry into the Parliament Complex on a casual entry pass.
2023 Parliament security breach: Delhi LG grants sanction to prosecute 6 accused under UAPA
Delhi Lt Governor VK Saxena granted prosecution sanction under UAPA for six persons involved in the Parliament security breach incident.
Parliament security breach case: Police move court seeking more time to conclude probe
The Delhi Police moved a court here on Thursday seeking more time to complete its investigation in the Parliament security breach case, saying certain reports are awaited and the digital data is voluminous. The city police requested Additional Sessions Judge Hardeep Kaur to grant three more months to it for concluding the investigation in the matter.
MPs told to strictly adhere to visitor pass quota
The Lok Sabha secretariat increased the number of visitor passes for MPs and suggested flagging frequent visitors. CISF will have a wider role in checking visitors with the help of a full-body scanner. The December 13 breach incident involved Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma, who obtained a visitor pass recommended by BJP's Mysuru MP Pratap Simha.
Parliament breach panel identifies lapses and suggests action
The committee appointed by the Home Ministry to investigate the December 13 Parliament breach has submitted its final report, proposing comprehensive security improvements. The report suggests a broader role for the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) in checking and frisking, replacing the previous responsibility held by the Parliament Duty Group (PDG). The committee, led by the Director-General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), has identified lapses and outlined further actions. The detailed report is expected to be handed over to the Lok Sabha secretariat for consideration.
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Parliament security breach: Accused wanted to do 'something big' for fame, says Delhi Police
According to a senior police officer, the mastermind is suspected to be Manoranjan D, who had created a 'Bhagat Singh Fan Club' page on the social networking site Facebook and used it to motivate "like-minded" people to do "something big" for fame.
Parliament security breach: Court to hear bail plea of accused on Jan 16
Delhi court has selected January 16 for hearing arguments on the bail application of Neelam Azad, arrested in the Parliament security breach case. All six accused are currently in police custody.
Parliament security breach: Five of six accused give consent for polygraph test
Five of the six accused persons arrested in connection with the Parliament security breach on Friday gave their consent before a court here to conduct their polygraph test. Additional Sessions Judge Hardeeep Kaur also extended the police custody of all the accused persons -- Manoranjan D, Sagar Sharma, Amol Dhanraj Shinde, Neelam Azad, Lalit Jha and Mahesh Kumawat -- by eight days.
Parliament security breach case: HC dismisses plea by accused Neelam Azad seeking release
The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition by Neelam Azad, an accused in the December 13 Parliament security breach case, seeking her release on the grounds that her police remand was illegal. Azad's lawyer argued that the trial court granted her custody to police in violation of the provisions of the Constitution, as she was not allowed to consult a lawyer of her choice during the trial court proceedings.
Parliament security breach case: HC dismisses plea by accused Neelam Azad against police remand
In her petition seeking a writ of habeas corpus directing her production before the high court as well as an order to "set her at liberty", Neelam Azad said not allowing her to consult a lawyer of her choice amounted to violation of her fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution, making the remand order unlawful. The trial court has remanded her in police custody till January 5.
Parliament breach accused undergo second face-to-face questioning
According to a police source, Neelam and Manoranjan are being held at the office of the Special Cell's Counter Intelligence Unit at New Friends Colony. The other four are being held at different units of the Special Cell.
Accused have been planning Parliament breach since 2015, claim officials
The main accused, Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma who jumped into the Lok Sabha well, were the initial members of the group. Lalit Jha, Neelam Devi and Amol Shinde joined it later. Three others, who were also part of the online forum, are being questioned and one of them is said to be involved in arranging logistics for the meetings where they made the planning, the sources said.
Parliament Security breach case: Delhi Police moves Court seeking permission to conduct polygraph tests of accused
The Special Cell of Delhi Police has requested permission from the Patiala House Court to conduct a polygraph test on all accused arrested in the Parliament Security Breach Case. The court adjourned the matter to January 2, 2024, citing the absence of legal aid counsel for some accused. The security breach occurred on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament terror attack.
Parliament breach: Delhi High Court refuses Neelam Azad urgent hearing on police remand
Turning down the request, the court responded there was still "enough time" for the hearing to take place before the remand came to an end. In her petition seeking a writ of habeas corpus directing her production before the high court as well as an order to "set her at liberty," Azad said that being disallowed to consult a lawyer of her choice amounted to violation of her fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution, making the remand order unlawful.
Parliament security breach: HC agrees to list on Friday plea against providing FIR copy to accused
In a major security breach on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament terror attack on December 13, two of the accused -- Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D -- jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during Zero Hour, released yellow gas from canisters and shouted slogans before being overpowered by some MPs.
Software engineer taken into custody by police in Parliament security breach case
Reports identified the man as Sai Krishna from Vidyagiri in Karnataka’s Bagalkot. He is the son of a retired police officer.
Parliament security breach accused considered self-immolation, other options: Officials
Parliament security breach: The five individuals arrested in the case revealed that, before settling on jumping into the Lok Sabha's chamber with smoke canisters, they considered self-immolation and distributing pamphlets, according to Delhi Police officials. The accused, who executed the breach during Zero Hour, had initially explored impactful ways to convey their message.
Delhi court sends Parliament attack accused Lalit Jha to 7-day police remand
The Delhi Police while seeking 15-day custody of Jha told the court, "He is a mastermind. We need his custody to unearth the whole conspiracy and main motive behind the incident. We need to travel and take him to different cities and places. We need custody to recover the mobile devices also."
Parliament security breach: Delhi court remands 4 accused in police custody
The Delhi police told the court they have added Sections 16 and 18 of anti-terror law Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) related to terrorism and conspiracy for terrorism, respectively, against them.
Parliament security breach: Neelam, Amol, Manoranjan & Sagar; common people who shook the nation
Now that all four individuals who were involved in Parliament security breach, are behind bars, the one question that has been on everybody's mind is: What was the motive behind the event that jolted the entire nation, and why did these common individuals choose to take this drastic step that could jeopardize their future forever?
Parliament security breach: Two more detained, six teams of special cell constituted to lead investigation
In the aftermath of the Parliament security breach, Delhi Police's Special Cell detains two more individuals linked to the incident. Mahesh and Kailash, associated with 'Justice for Azad Bhagat Singh' on social media, were held. Mahesh's thwarted involvement in the attack and his aid to the mastermind were revealed. Officials interrogated the mastermind, Lalit Jha, uncovering plans dating months back. A multi-location probe ensues, revealing tactical details, including the creation of unnoticed smoke canisters.
Security breach plan began a year ago: Delhi Police; UAPA invoked on accused
Police said they are investigating the motive and conspiracy behind the incident and plan to cross-examine all the accused to unravel the plot. All six were using 'Signal' chat app to avoid any suspicion and Karnataka-based Manoranjan D is believed to have motivated the other suspects to participate in the act. He used to frequently travel to New Delhi and Bengaluru for meetings. He was the one who recced Parliament twice -- first during the monsoon session and then the special session of Parliament in September, police said.
Parliament security breach: Mastermind Lalit Jha arrested in Delhi
Four individuals arrested in connection with the security breach in Parliament have been charged under the anti-terror law UAPA, in addition to sections of the Indian Penal Code.
Mysuru's Manoranjan, the second Parliament intruder, a software engineer who had no intention to work
A 34-year-old engineering graduate shocked his family and the nation by breaching Parliament security and causing chaos. Despite his unconventional lifestyle, the graduate never showed any signs of engaging in anti-national activities. His father expressed shock and disbelief, stating that his son had always expressed a desire to contribute positively to society.
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