Lok Sabha Security Breach

Parliament security breach accused booked under UAPA: What is this stringent law?

Four accused – Manoranjan D, Sagar Sharma, Neelam and Amol Shinde – have been charged under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) for breaching Parliament on Wednesday. From an anti-secession law, the Act has evolved as India’s main anti-terrorism legislation

Parliament security breach: Meet the ‘saviour’ MPs who fought intruders

Lok Sabha members Hanuman Beniwal, Malook Nagar and Gurjeet Singh Aujla were at the centre of the action when two men jumped into the chamber and released yellow gas from canisters. They managed to overpower the intruders and are now being hailed as 'saviours of the day'

Parliament Security Breach: 4 suspects arrested, 2 absconding as police launch manhunt

The Parliament House complex has temporarily been closed to tourists in the wake of the security incident. Reports stated that those who had day permits valid for entry were being turned away from the front desk

'They jumped from the gallery': How the Lok Sabha breach took place as told by MPs

MPs were shocked as two individuals entered the Lok Sabha chamber and opened smoke canisters. According to eyewitness accounts, one of the men leaped across desks trying to evade capture, while both were heard shouting ‘tana shahi nahi chalegi’

Lok Sabha Security Breach: BJP MP Khagen Murmu was speaking when 2 men disrupted Parliament

Khagen Murmu of the BJP was addressing the House when the security breach occurred and the two men jumped down from the visitor's gallery. Murmu hails from Malda (North) in West Bengal. He is a first time Member of Parliament and started his current term in May 2019