Two protesters, a man (Amol Shinde) and a woman (Neelam), were detained by Delhi Police for demonstrating with color smoke flares outside Parliament. The incident occurred near Transport Bhawan on a running road, separate from the security breach inside the Lok Sabha. The unidentified men who jumped from the visitor's gallery disrupted House proceedings, leading to its adjournment. DCP Pranav Tayal stated that the detained protesters were taken to Parliament Street police station for questioning. Inside the Lok Sabha, one intruder climbed tables towards the Chair but was apprehended by security officials. The security lapse coincided with the 22nd anniversary of the 2001 Parliament Attack. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other MPs had earlier paid tribute to the attack's victims. The police are investigating the separate incidents.
Key Points:
1. Delhi Police detained a man and a woman who were protesting with colored smoke flares outside Parliament on Wednesday, identified as Neelam from Hisar, Haryana, and Amol Shinde from Latur, Maharashtra.
2. The incident occurred in front of Transport Bhawan on a running road, and the protesters were taken to Parliament Street police station for questioning.
3. The Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi), Pranav Tayal, clarified that the detentions were unrelated to the earlier incident where two unidentified men jumped from the visitor's gallery of Lok Sabha, leading to the adjournment of the House.
4. The Lok Sabha incident occurred at 1 p.m. during Rajendra Agarwal's chairing of the House, resulting in a commotion and subsequent adjournment.
5. The detained protesters will be grilled at the police station, and details about the incident are yet to be fully disclosed.
6. The police, at this point, have no information regarding those detained inside the Lok Sabha during the security breach involving the two unidentified men.
7. Inside the Lok Sabha, one of the men continued climbing tables toward the Chair but was apprehended by security officials, prompting the immediate adjournment of the House.
8. The security breach coincided with the 22nd anniversary of the 2001 Parliament Attack, adding significance to the incident.
9. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other parliamentarians paid tributes to security personnel who lost their lives in the 2001 Parliament attack earlier in the day.
10. The situation remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the details of both the security breach inside the Lok Sabha and the unrelated protest outside Parliament.
(With Agency Inputs)
