Parliament Security Breach: Activist Neelam, Among Those Detained

In a serious breach of security at the Parliament building, two individuals, Neelam (42) and Amol Shinde (25), were apprehended outside while carrying cans emitting yellowish and red smoke. This alarming event unfolded just moments after Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan breached security by entering the Lok Sabha chamber and releasing similar smoke canisters, causing panic and disrupting parliamentary proceedings.

According to reports, Neelam, a resident of Ghasso village in Haryana's Jind, is recognised within the activist circles for her adherence to leftist ideology and active participation in the farmers' movement. Due to a lack of employment opportunities, she is also engaged in social activities.

The timing of this incident, coinciding with the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack, sent shockwaves across the nation, underscoring the vulnerability of sensitive institutions.

According to initial investigations into the Parliament security breach, Neelam and Amol were found without mobile phones, bags, or any identification. They maintain they arrived at Parliament independently, disavowing any organizational affiliations. Police are assembling a specialized team for further interrogation.