The Lok Sabha Security Breach has turned out to be a matter of grave concern after two intruders jumped inside the Parliament gallery and hurled smoke canisters. With the help of security forces and MPs, the intruder was detained, however, it raised serious questions like how did he enter the high-security Parliament. Now, it is reported that the two intruders who created chaos inside the Parliament were identified as Manoranjan and Sagar Sharma.
As per reports, Manoranjan is 35 years old and hails from Karnataka's Mysuru district. He has studied BE Computers in Mysore Vivekananda University. During the investigation, it was found that a visitor pass belonging to Sharma was issued by BJP MP Pratap Simha's office. For those who did not understand Sagar Sharma had a visitor pass to the Parliament which was issued by Mysuru BJP MP Pratap Simha.
It is pertinent to mention here that the Lok Sabha security breach questions the security arrangements in the new Parliament building and how the two accused carried gas cannisters inside the House. Notably, in order to enter into any House of Parliament, one has to clear 5 levels of security clearances.
Coming back to the Parliament, Om Birla addressed the Lok Sabha and said, "A thorough investigation of the incident that took place during zero hour, is being done. Essential instructions have also been given to Delhi Police. In the primary investigation, it has been found that it was just a smoke and there is no need to worry about the smoke..."
Congress National President & Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Malliakrjun Kharge said, "..The issue is very serious. This is not a question of just Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, this is about how two people were able to come inside despite such elaborate security and cause a security breach."
In response, the leader of the House in the Rajya Sabha, Piyush Goyal said, "...I think Rajya Sabha is the House of Elders. We should give a message that this country is strength is above all this. House proceedings should continue...I think Congress is politicising it and this is not a good message for the country..."