Security breaches in Parliament are serious issues, hence everyone should stay out of debates about them: PM Modi

 Security breaches in Parliament are serious issues, hence everyone should stay out of debates about them: PM Modi

Security breaches in Parliament are serious issues, hence everyone should stay out of debates about them: PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi described the security lapse as painful and concerning in his first comments after the events on December 13. He urged for no debate on the matter in Parliament amid opposition resistance. In an interview, he said, "An effort should also be made to find a solution in a collective spirit." two individuals on Wednesday

New Delhi: On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the security breach in Parliament is a grave matter that should not be taken lightly. On the anniversary of the terror assault on Parliament in 2001, there was a significant security breach.

Prime Minister Modi described the security lapse at Parliament as painful and concerning in his first statements after the events on December 13. He urged for no debate on the matter in Parliament amid opposition resistance.

He said, "An effort should also be made to find a solution in a collective spirit."

In an interview with a Hindi newspaper, he said, "It is best for everyone to refrain from fighting on such issues."

According to the prime minister, authorities are looking into the event and are acting harshly.

"It is important not to minimize the gravity of the incident that occurred in Parliament," he said. Additionally, the Speaker is acting seriously and taking the required actions."

Two individuals sprang from the public gallery into the Lok Sabha chamber earlier this week during the Zero Hour proceedings, spewing yellow smoke. A few of the House's MPs chastised him.

In a recent video, members of parliament can be seen striking and assaulting a protester on the floor of the Lok Sabha who was using a smoke canister.

Six persons have been taken into custody by Delhi Police so far as part of the security breach probe. Four members of the gang had initially intended to commit suicide inside and outside of Parliament after using fire retardant gel to reduce their injuries, but they were stopped from doing so, according to Lalit Jha, the suspected major conspirator of the Parliament security breach, who revealed this to interrogators. Had to complete the task. If you are unable to get the gel, make a strategy.

A powerful committee has been established to examine several facets of security inside the Parliament building. This committee is an addition to the investigation panel into the event, which is led by the Director General of the CRPF.

In a letter to every member of parliament on Saturday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said that everyone is "extremely concerned" about the events of December 13.

We are all very concerned about the regrettable occurrence that happened on December 13, 2023, within the House. On the same day, we voiced our concern as a group in the House on this incidence. According to his letter to Lok Sabha members, "discussions were held with leaders of all parties on steps to become taken to strengthen safeguards in Parliament.”