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The first plan included all six of them who went into Parliament
New Delhi:
The spectacular breach in Parliament on Wednesday was the result of at least 18 months of careful planning and numerous meetings between the accused, all of whom came from different states but one common link – a social media page called ‘Bhagat Singh Fan Club’, police said.
The horrifying footage, which was aired on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack, saw Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D jumping from the visitors’ hostel into the Lok Sabha chamber at Zero Hour. , around 1 p.m. Both canisters of yellow smoke were set off and Sharma leaped over the desks towards the Speaker’s Chair before being subdued. by politicians and beaten.
Outside the Parliament, meanwhile, Neelam Azad and Amol Shinde used cans with yellow and red smoke and shouted slogans against “authority”. While Sharma is a Lucknow native, Manoranjan is from Mysore, Neelam is from Jind in Haryana, and Shinde is from Maharashtra.
The other two accused are Lalit Jha, who allegedly took pictures of Neelam and Shinde using cans outside Parliament, then fled. and their mobile phone, and Vicky Sharma, whose house the other accused was staying before the attack. Lalit Jha is from Bihar and Vicky Sharma is from Gurgaon.
Meeting, Recce
According to Delhi Police investigations, the first meeting of the accused took place in Mysuru about 18 months ago. At the meeting they talked about different ways to justify the issues they believed should be discussed by the Parliament, including unemployment, economic costs and violence in Manipur.
The next meeting was held nine months ago, in March of this year, and that’s when a detailed plan began, said the police. This meeting was held near the airport of Chandigarh, during the protest of the farmers demanding a legal guarantee for the minimum price support.
About four months ago, in July, Sharma went to New Delhi from Lucknow to conduct a parliamentary inquiry.
This was before the first session at the new Parliament building in September, and Sharma could not be reached. The officials said that he made an inspection of the house from outside, he observed all the security conditions and reported back to the whole group.
Gathering, Sharing
After deciding on the anniversary of the Parliament attack to carry out the breach, Sharma, Manoranjan, Neelam and Shinde arrived in Delhi on Sunday, December 10, and proceeded to Vicky Sharma’s house in Gurgaon, where they stayed till Wednesday.
A police officer said that on the day of the violation, the accused gathered at India Gate and there Shinde distributed the boxes to the rest of the accused. He brought the boxes from his village in Maharashtra and took them with him to Delhi.
The original plan involved all six going into Parliament, but they managed to get passes for Sharma and Manoranjan.
Arrest, Security Concerns
What followed was a matter of investigation, and some MPs raised the issue of the terrorists who were able to commit the violation on a day when security in the Parliament had been suppressed for a long time, then the anniversary of the attack in 2001. Security agencies would have been on high alert since Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun threatened to attack Parliament on December 13. However, no link has been established between Pannun’s threat and the violation.
Sharma and Manoranjan entered the Parliament building in the afternoon and stormed into the chamber about an hour later, officials said. They have been arrested, along with Neelam and Shinde, and Vicky Sharma and his wife have been arrested. Lalit Jha fled with the cell phones of all the victims of the crime after taking pictures of Neelam and Shinde packing the boxes, and trying to find her.
The four arrested have been charged under the powerful Anti-Terrorism (Prevention) Act, as well as sections related to criminal conspiracy and incitement to enmity, among others. the Indian Penal Code. They are all being questioned.