Parliament Security Breach 'Masterminds' Lalit Jha and Mukesh Surrender
Delhi Police Unravels Plot Behind Lok Sabha Security Breach; Key Accused in Custody After Surrender
Parliament Security Breach Latest Update: In a significant breakthrough, Lalit Mohan Jha and Mukesh, the alleged masterminds behind the recent Parliament security breach, was apprehended by the Delhi Police after surrendering at the Kartavya Path Police station on Thursday. Four individuals, charged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), orchestrated the major security breach, leading to chaos within the Lok Sabha premises.
Accompanied by Mukesh, Lalit Jha voluntarily surrendered at the Kartavya Path Police station. Subsequently, the Delhi Police's Special Cell took him into custody for his alleged role as the mastermind behind the Lok Sabha security breach.
Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D breached the Lok Sabha chamber, setting off smoke canisters, while Neelam Devi and Anmol Shinde protested outside. All four individuals have been charged under the stringent UAPA, facing charges including punishment for a terrorist act, conspiracy, trespass, and more.
Lalit Jha, during his arrest, had no mobile phone in his possession, raising suspicions that he may have disposed of the phones used by the other accused. It is believed that Jha had allegedly shared a video of the attack via WhatsApp. Initial police findings suggest a well-planned attack on Parliament, indicating the accused were prepared for police interrogation.Vishal Sharma alias Vickey, who hosted the accused in Gurugram, is currently under detention.
As per the police reports, The accused expressed frustration with issues such as the farmers' protest, ethnic conflict in Manipur, and unemployment. Investigators revealed that all six individuals connected through social media and shared a common ideology, later joining a Bhagat Singh fan page on Facebook.
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