Security Breach In Lok Sabha: Anti-Terror Unit Investigates

The Delhi Police's anti-terror unit has arrived at the Parliament building to investigate a security breach that occurred in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. Two individuals involved in a separate protest outside Parliament using colored smoke canisters have also been detained.

While the government has yet to issue an official statement, Delhi Police sources confirmed the situation is under investigation. "Initial inquiries regarding the breach and the individuals' access are underway. There is a possibility of multi-agency interrogations," they stated.

The incident unfolded during Zero Hour when two individuals, one of whom was seen leaping over benches and the other dangling from a public gallery, reportedly released a gas-like substance into the House. Witnesses described the gas as having a foul smell and yellow color.

MPs, including Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Gaurav Gogoi, expressed concern about the breach, highlighting its occurrence on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack.

The two intruders were apprehended by Lok Sabha members and security personnel. The House was subsequently adjourned until 2 PM.

Meanwhile, the detained individuals from the separate protest outside Parliament are being questioned at Parliament Street Police Station. However, it remains unclear whether these incidents are connected.