PARLIAMENT BREACH

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.

Why Sharif’s remark on Lahore pact breach is significant for India

Former PM says Pakistan violated the agreement signed by him and ex-PM Vajpayee in 1999, in an apparent reference to the Kargil misadventure by Gen Pervez Musharraf. His remarks come days before the announcement of the Lok Sabha election results

The BJP has breached these citadels for future gains

Lok Sabha Election Results: The BJP faced a potential defeat in Uttar Pradesh but achieved some significant victories. Notably, the party established dominance in Odisha, made inroads in Kerala with strategic outreach, struggled in Tamil Nadu despite increased vote share, and saw a major vote share surge in Punjab despite facing protests.

PM Modi turned Parliament into 'deep, dark chamber': Derek O'Brien

Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien criticized the outgoing Lok Sabha for its "dubious firsts," accusing Prime Minister Modi of turning Parliament into a "deep, dark chamber." O'Brien noted the absence of a deputy speaker, the Prime Minister's failure to answer questions, and a record-low number of sittings. He also highlighted opposition MPs' suspensions, security breaches, and deletion of questions.

UK defence ministry targeted in cyberattack: govt

Britain's Ministry of Defence has faced a significant cyberattack targeting a third-party payroll system, according to government officials. While the attack's origin has not been officially confirmed, former minister Tobias Ellwood suggested it had the hallmarks of a Chinese cyberattack. The breach reportedly exposed the personal information, including names, bank details, and addresses, of current and former armed forces members. The Ministry of Defence swiftly took the affected database offline, and Defence Secretary Grant Shapps is expected to provide more information to Parliament.

Pakistan: 20 pairs of shoes stolen from mosque in Parliament complex

The episode unfolded during Friday prayers at a mosque within the Parliament House, where worshippers, including Members of National Assembly (MNAs), journalists, and parliamentary staff, had congregated. However, while the faithful bowed in prayer, opportunists seized the moment to abscond with over 20 pairs of shoes from the mosque's doorstep, according to The Express Tribune.

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.

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.

Parliament turned into dark, deep chamber: Derek O'Brien

On December 13, the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack, two people jumped into the chamber of the Lower House of Parliament from the public gallery during the Zero Hour, released yellow gas from canisters they had been hiding in their shoes, and shouted slogans before they were overpowered by MPs.

PM Modi hits out at INDIA bloc on Parliament security breach

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has condemned the INDIA bloc's approach to the Parliament security breach incident, stating that everyone believing in democracy should have jointly condemned the breach. He also criticized the opposition for voicing support for the breach, stating it is as dangerous as the breach itself. The opposition has been protesting over the issue for days, demanding a statement from the Home Minister.

Parliament security breach serious issue, there should be no squabbling over it: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the seriousness of the security breach in Parliament cannot be underestimated, and called for no squabbling over the issue amid Opposition's protests over it in Parliament. In an interview to Hindi daily 'Dainik Jagran', Modi said probe agencies are investigating the incident and taking stringent measures, noting that it is equally necessary to go to the root of people behind it and their motives.

PM Modi calls for probe, not debate, of parliament breach

Police arrested six people, filing terrorism charges against four, after a man jumped into the lower house chamber while members were in session, shouted slogans and set off a smoke canister. A second man tried to follow him. Both were caught by lawmakers and security personnel, and taken away.

Parliament security breach: Congress questions BJP's silence, asks 'who is connected to them?'

Parliament Security breach: Accused Neelam’s Advocate, says 'Breach of fundamental rights'

Unemployment, rising prices behind Parliament security breach: Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi linked the December 13 Parliament security breach to rising prices and unemployment, asserting that the breach occurred due to the discontent stemming from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies. Speaking after a poll preparedness meeting in New Delhi, Gandhi highlighted the widespread issue of unemployment as the primary cause and urged the government to address the concerns.

Parliament security breach: Rahul Gandhi says 'Unemployment, inflation reasons behind incident'

Parliament Security Breach: Suvendu Adhikari shares experience of Lalit Jha in his TMC days

Shashi Tharoor slams HM Amit Shah for not issuing statement on Parliament Security Breach

Cong accuses Shah of 'contempt of Parliament' by speaking on security breach on TV, not in House

To a question seeking the Congress' response to slapping of terrorism charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) on those arrested for the security breach in Parliament, he said, "We know it is frustration due to unemployment and lack of jobs." "But, right now the only issue which is agitating the INDIA parties is how did security breach of this magnitude happen in this great building which was touted as a technological marvel by the prime minister a few months ago," Ramesh said.

Shashi Tharoor on security breach incident, says 'We want Home Minister to come and speak

Parliament security breach: 5th suspect nabbed, sources say plan hatched few days ago

Six accused individuals have been arrested in a Parliament security breach, which was well-planned and executed by six people. Five of the accused have been nabbed, while Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D were held inside the Lok Sabha chamber. Amol Shinde and Neelam were caught outside Parliament, and Lalit and Vishal are suspected to be accomplices.

BJP IT cell trying to divert attention from Parliament security breach: Congress

The Congress accused Amit Malviya, head of the BJP's IT department, of attempting to divert attention from the recent security breach in Parliament. Jairam Ramesh, Congress general secretary, alleged that the intruders were given access by Pratap Simha, a BJP MP from Mysuru.

Parliament recced in monsoon and special sessions

Five people have been arrested for intruding into the Lok Sabha, allegedly having recced Parliament twice. The suspect, Manoranjan D, and his associates were affiliated with the Bhagat Singh Fan Club and may have links to left-wing extremist groups. The group, which reportedly met on social media as members of the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Fan Club, planned to enter Parliament using visitor passes.