A neighbor of Vicky Sharma, one of the suspects detained in connection with the Parliament security breach, disclosed that Sharma was a habitual alcoholic. Delhi Police apprehended Vicky Sharma and his wife, Rakhi, from Gurugram's Housing Board Colony. According to Vijay Parmar, a resident of the same society, the couple had lived there for 15 years, and Sharma, originally from Hisar, was known for his alcoholism and frequent arguments with his wife. The couple left for the national capital on the day of the incident. Gurugram Police remained tight-lipped, while Delhi Police took custody of the suspects for questioning. The police have increased security in the area. Six individuals were involved in the breach, with five arrested, and one, Lalit Jha, still at large, reportedly absconding with the mobile phones of the other accused from the Parliament premises.
Key Points:
1. Vicky Sharma, one of the suspects apprehended for the Parliament security breach, was reportedly a habitual alcoholic, according to a neighbor.
2. Delhi Police detained Vicky Sharma and his wife, Rakhi, from Sector 7, Housing Board Colony, following the security breach incident.
3. A resident of the same society, Vijay Parmar, revealed that the couple had been living in the locality for 15 years, and Sharma, originally from Hisar, had a history of alcoholism.
4. The couple, along with their daughter, left for the national capital on the day of the incident, leaving behind a record of arguments and complaints from neighbors.
5. Gurugram Police have not disclosed details about the matter, while Delhi Police have taken custody of the couple and are currently interrogating them.
6. Security in the area has been intensified following the incident, which involved six individuals planning and executing the security breach in the Lok Sabha.
7. During the breach, two suspects, Sagar Sharma and D. Manoranjan, released yellow smoke canisters after entering the Lok Sabha chamber, subsequently being subdued by present MPs.
8. Neelam Azad and Amol Shinde, the other two suspects, replicated the act outside Parliament, while Vicky Sharma, the fifth person, provided logistical support from his Gurugram residence.
9. A sixth suspect, Lalit Jha, allegedly fled with the mobile phones of the four accused from the Parliament, and is currently evading capture.
10. While five suspects have been arrested, Lalit Jha remains at large, as investigations continue into the security breach incident at the Lok Sabha.
(With Agency Inputs)
