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Search On To Find Cobbler Who Modified Parliament Intruders' Shoes: Report
Delhi Police has sought the help of its Lucknow counterparts to trace a "cyclist cobbler" who created cavities in the shoes of Parliament security breach case accused Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D to fit smoke canisters in them, PTI reported.
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One Of 2 Men Who Set Off Smoke Canisters In Lok Sabha Is Mastermind: Police
The Delhi Police suspects Manoranjan D, one of the six arrested in parliament security breach, to be the mastermind of the conspiracy hatched to send a message to the ruling government by doing "something big", said a source privy to the probe.
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Police Explain How Sagar Sharma Smuggled Smoke Cans Into Parliament
Sagar Sharma and D Manoranjan - the two men who popped yellow smoke canisters inside Parliament, sparking a major security scare - smuggled them inside cavities cut into the left sole of custom-made sports shoes, Delhi Police told NDTV.
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What Are "Coloured Gas Canisters", Used In Parliament Breach
The ominous yellow smoke that engulfed the Lok Sabha chamber was an enormous security breach. Sometimes referred to as rocket candy bombs, these canisters are mostly benign and not very hard to put together as a do-it-yourself (DIY) exercise.
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On Recce, Parliament Breach Accused Understood Where To Hide Smoke Cans
Months before he jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber with a smoke colour canister in hand, Manoranjan D from Mysuru found a key gap in parliament's security apparatus that he and his associate, Sagar Sharma, exploited to create chaos in the House
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Parliament Security Breach: What Is A Visitor's Pass And How It Is Issued
In a major security breach, two intruders managed to jump from the visitors' gallery in the Lok Sabha and let off with smoke canisters on Wednesday. The pair, Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma, were present in the Lok Sabha via visitors' passes.
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BJP MP Prathap Simha Explains Why His Office Issued Passes To Parliament Breach Accused
Lok Sabha Security Breach: BJP MP Prathap Simha, under scrutiny for providing Parliament passes to the two accused responsible for causing chaos in the Lok Sabha with gas canisters, met Speaker Om Birla and offered an explanation.
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Trinamool's Derek O'Brien Suspended From Rajya Sabha For "Unruly Behaviour"
Trinamool Congress MP Derek O'Brien has been suspended from the Rajya Sabha for "unruly behaviour" on Thursday morning as Parliament resumed amid tension over the major security breach in the Lok Sabha last afternoon.
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Parliament To Get Body Scanners, Security Rules Changed After Breach
Parliament has been closed to visitors following a major breach Wednesday afternoon, in which two men admitted to the visitors' gallery popped yellow smoke canisters and one made a run at the Speaker's Chair.
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6 Involved In Parliament Smoke Scare, 5 Arrested, 1 On The Run: Sources
Six people were involved in the planning and execution of a major breach in Parliament on Wednesday, police sources told NDTV this evening, prompting a flood of questions on security systems in place in the new building.
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Search On To Find Cobbler Who Modified Parliament Intruders' Shoes: Report
Delhi Police has sought the help of its Lucknow counterparts to trace a "cyclist cobbler" who created cavities in the shoes of Parliament security breach case accused Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D to fit smoke canisters in them, PTI reported.
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One Of 2 Men Who Set Off Smoke Canisters In Lok Sabha Is Mastermind: Police
The Delhi Police suspects Manoranjan D, one of the six arrested in parliament security breach, to be the mastermind of the conspiracy hatched to send a message to the ruling government by doing "something big", said a source privy to the probe.
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Police Explain How Sagar Sharma Smuggled Smoke Cans Into Parliament
Sagar Sharma and D Manoranjan - the two men who popped yellow smoke canisters inside Parliament, sparking a major security scare - smuggled them inside cavities cut into the left sole of custom-made sports shoes, Delhi Police told NDTV.
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What Are "Coloured Gas Canisters", Used In Parliament Breach
The ominous yellow smoke that engulfed the Lok Sabha chamber was an enormous security breach. Sometimes referred to as rocket candy bombs, these canisters are mostly benign and not very hard to put together as a do-it-yourself (DIY) exercise.
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On Recce, Parliament Breach Accused Understood Where To Hide Smoke Cans
Months before he jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber with a smoke colour canister in hand, Manoranjan D from Mysuru found a key gap in parliament's security apparatus that he and his associate, Sagar Sharma, exploited to create chaos in the House
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Parliament Security Breach: What Is A Visitor's Pass And How It Is Issued
In a major security breach, two intruders managed to jump from the visitors' gallery in the Lok Sabha and let off with smoke canisters on Wednesday. The pair, Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma, were present in the Lok Sabha via visitors' passes.
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BJP MP Prathap Simha Explains Why His Office Issued Passes To Parliament Breach Accused
Lok Sabha Security Breach: BJP MP Prathap Simha, under scrutiny for providing Parliament passes to the two accused responsible for causing chaos in the Lok Sabha with gas canisters, met Speaker Om Birla and offered an explanation.
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Trinamool's Derek O'Brien Suspended From Rajya Sabha For "Unruly Behaviour"
Trinamool Congress MP Derek O'Brien has been suspended from the Rajya Sabha for "unruly behaviour" on Thursday morning as Parliament resumed amid tension over the major security breach in the Lok Sabha last afternoon.
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Parliament To Get Body Scanners, Security Rules Changed After Breach
Parliament has been closed to visitors following a major breach Wednesday afternoon, in which two men admitted to the visitors' gallery popped yellow smoke canisters and one made a run at the Speaker's Chair.
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6 Involved In Parliament Smoke Scare, 5 Arrested, 1 On The Run: Sources
Six people were involved in the planning and execution of a major breach in Parliament on Wednesday, police sources told NDTV this evening, prompting a flood of questions on security systems in place in the new building.
