Big lapse in Parliament security, two people jumped from the auditorium, Dimple Yadav said – anything could have happened inside the Lok Sabha
There was a stir in the Lok Sabha when a visitor jumped into the Lok Sabha from the visitor’s gallery. After this there was chaos and the Lok Sabha was adjourned. Samajwadi Party MP Dimple Yadav says, ‘Whoever comes here, whether they are visitors or journalists, they do not keep the tag. Therefore, I think the government should pay attention to this. I think this is a complete security lapse. Anything could have happened inside the Lok Sabha.
According to the information, the pass was given on the recommendation of Mysore BJP MP Pratap Simha. A man and woman used tear smog while shouting slogans in front of the Parliament House. The police detained both of them. Both say that their views are not being listened to. It is December 13 and the anniversary of the Parliament attack, so this incident is being considered a major lapse in security.
According to media reports, smoke also started rising in the house when two people jumped from the gallery. There was chaos and the security personnel caught both the people. The MPs told that first of all the MPs themselves caught both the people, after which they were handed over to the security personnel. The protesting woman Neelam (42), daughter of Kaur Singh, is a resident of Red Square Market, Hisar. At the same time, the youth Amol Shinde (25), son of Dhanraj Shinde, is a resident of Latur, Maharashtra.
Two youths jumped from the gallery and threw gas
On this matter, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Choudhary said, two youths jumped from the gallery and something was thrown by them due to which gas was coming out. He was caught by the MPs and taken out by the security personnel. The House has been adjourned till 2 pm. This is a security breach. On this day in 2001, there was an attack on the House in which brave soldiers were martyred.
How many layers of security are there in Parliament?
Two people jumped from the audience gallery of the Lok Sabha during the winter session in the new Parliament House. Flaunting the security arrangements, these people also lit smoke candles in the Parliament House. However, the security personnel took them into custody on the spot. But now the question arises that how did such a lapse occur in the security of Parliament. Let us now tell you who is responsible for the security of the Parliament House and how many layers it consists of.
Parliament is protected in three layers
At present the security of Parliament is being done in three layers. In this, the responsibility of external security is the responsibility of Delhi Police. That means, if someone goes to the Parliament House or someone tries to enter the Parliament House by force, then first of all he will have to face the Delhi Police. After this the second layer is the Parliament Duty Group. The third layer is the Parliamentary Security Service. Parliamentary Security Service is different for Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha.
How does the Parliament Security Service work?
Both Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha have their own personal Parliament Security Service. Parliament Security Service came into existence in the year 2009. Earlier it was known as Watch and Ward. The job of this security service is to control access to the Parliament and provide security to the Speaker, Chairman, Deputy Chairman and MPs.
At the same time, the work of the Parliament Security Service is to control the crowd among the common people and journalists as well as among the people who are honorable or hold constitutional posts. Apart from this, their job is to correctly identify the MPs entering the Parliament. Frisking their luggage and liaising with the security details of the Speaker, Rajya Sabha Chairman and Deputy Chairman, President etc.
