During an all-party meeting convened by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla following a significant security breach in Parliament, Opposition leaders called for the filing of a 'terror case' in connection with the incident. They also demanded an inquiry into Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Pratap Simha, whose reference was used for issuing a visitor's pass to one of the suspects. The meeting, where several members advocated questioning Mysuru MP Simha, characterized the breach as a terror act. Trinamool Congress leaders pointed to the expulsion of MP Mahua Moitra on national security grounds and urged action against Simha, alleging his involvement in the suspect's entry to the Lok Sabha's visitor's gallery. Delhi Police have registered a case and are investigating the matter, with a total of five individuals apprehended in connection with the incident.
Key Points:
1. Opposition leaders, in response to the recent security breach in Parliament, urged the filing of a 'terror case' and called for an investigation into BJP MP Pratap Simha, who facilitated a visitor's pass linked to the incident.
2. During an all-party meeting convened by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, members emphasized the need to question Mysuru MP Simha and labeled the breach as a terrorist act.
3. Trinamool Congress leaders at the meeting drew parallels with the expulsion of their MP Mahua Moitra, citing national security concerns, and pressed for action against Simha, whose reference was used for the entry of one of the suspects into the Lok Sabha's visitor's gallery.
4. The security breach involved two individuals who entered the Lok Sabha from the visitor's gallery; they were apprehended and handed over to Delhi Police personnel.
5. Delhi Police have initiated an investigation into the matter and registered a case, with a total of five individuals being apprehended in connection with the incident.
(With Agency Inputs)
