Rahul Gandhi gave statement for the first time on Parliament security lapse case
Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi has given a statement for the first time on the matter of lapse in security of Parliament. He said that the reason behind this is unemployment and inflation. While talking to the media, Rahul Gandhi said that there was a security lapse? But why has this happened? The biggest issue is the issue of unemployment, over which there is turmoil in the entire country. Congress accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that due to his policies the youth of India are not getting employment. Let us tell you that there was a lapse in security in the Parliament on Wednesday, in which case all the accused have been arrested.
Rahul Gandhi gave statement for the first time on Parliament security
Let us tell you that the first terrorist attack on Parliament was on 13 December 2001. On December 13, the anniversary of this attack, the security of the Parliament was breached. During this time, at around 1 o’clock in the afternoon, when the proceedings of the House were going on, two people jumped inside the House. After this he spread yellow smoke in the house. Both the accused were caught soon after the incident. Meanwhile, two other people blew red and yellow smoke outside the House and demonstrated outside the Parliament House. The two youths who jumped into the Lok Sabha have been identified as Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D.
When and how did the incident happen?
According to the information, the two people who were outside the House have been identified as Neelam, a resident of Khurd village in Jind district, and Amol Shinde, a resident of Latur. Apart from this, Lalit Jha, who is considered to be the mastermind behind all this, has also been arrested by the police. Let us tell you that all the five accused are currently in police custody. There has been a lot of uproar in the House on this issue for the last two days. On Thursday, 14 MPs were suspended from the session following the uproar over Parliament security. After the uproar on Friday, the proceedings of the House have been adjourned till 11 am on Monday.
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