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Parliament security breach: Delhi Police detains two more people, investigation in full swing

The attackers entered the Lok Sabha through the visitors’ gallery and proceeded to spray smoke.

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Two more people have been taken into custody by the Delhi Police’s Special Cell today, in relation to the significant security breach that occurred at Parliament on Wednesday.

The attackers entered the Lok Sabha through the visitors’ gallery and proceeded to spray smoke. Concerns concerning inadequate security were raised by the entry on the anniversary of the terrorist attack on Parliament in 2001.

The five accused in the case, named as co-conspirators, Lalit Jha, 35, a native of Kolkata, turned himself in to police late on Thursday, leading to the detention of the two men going by their first names, Mahesh and Kailash.

According to a police, Mahesh accompanied Jha and they were turned over to the Special Cell, which is looking into the matter. He further said that Mahesh was being held for interrogation while Jha was being arrested. Their interrogation revealed Kailash’s involvement, and he was also taken into custody.

Jha took a bus to Rajasthan, where he may have destroyed cell phones before taking a bus back to Delhi, according to police. While police were corroborated by him, he maintained that he had stayed in Rajasthan with Mahesh.

The accused were members of a social media organisation called the Bhagat Singh Fan Club, via which Jha and Mahesh were connected.

According to investigators, who cited preliminary questioning, Mahesh also desired to take part in the protest in Parliament but was unable to do so. The officer said, Everything that is being told to police was being verified.

The breach was a well-thought-out plan that dates back almost a year, the reporters said today. One of the intruders hired a Lucknow cobbler to make 2.5-inch-deep holes in the soles of two pairs of shoes so he could fill them with yellow smoke canisters that he transported to Parliament.

Four of the accused, who had been detained earlier in the case, were remanded to police custody for seven days on Thursday. These included Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D, who jumped through three layers of security before jumping from the visitors’ gallery and spray-painting coloured smoke inside the Lok Sabha, and Amol Shinde and Neelam Singh, who yelled slogans outside Parliament.

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Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant among 32 inducted in Bihar cabinet expansion

Nishant Kumar entered the Bihar cabinet for the first time as 32 ministers from NDA allies took oath in a major expansion of the state government.

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A major cabinet expansion took place in Bihar on Thursday, with 32 leaders from the ruling NDA alliance inducted into the state government. Among the prominent names was Nishant Kumar, son of former Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar, who entered the cabinet for the first time.

The expansion included representatives from all major NDA allies in the state. According to reports, the BJP secured 15 ministerial berths, while JD(U) got 13 positions. Two ministers were inducted from Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), while Hindustani Awam Morcha and Rashtriya Lok Morcha received one berth each.

The oath-taking ceremony was held in Patna in the presence of senior NDA leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

Nishant Kumar’s induction comes weeks after he formally entered active politics. His entry into the Bihar cabinet is being viewed as a significant development for JD(U), which had long projected an anti-dynasty image under Nitish Kumar’s leadership.

The cabinet reshuffle follows Nitish Kumar’s move to the Rajya Sabha earlier this year and the formation of the government led by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary.

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PM Modi marks Operation Sindoor anniversary, calls it India’s firm stand against terrorism

PM Modi said Operation Sindoor showcased India’s firm response against terrorism while paying tribute to the armed forces on the operation’s first anniversary.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said Operation Sindoor demonstrated India’s firm response against terrorism and highlighted the country’s commitment to national security.

Marking one year of the operation, the Prime Minister praised the courage, precision and professionalism of the Indian armed forces. He said the military action was carried out in response to the Pahalgam terror attack that had claimed the lives of 26 civilians in 2025.

Operation Sindoor was launched on May 7, 2025, as a calibrated tri-services operation targeting terror infrastructure linked to cross-border terrorism. Reports said the operation showcased coordinated action by the armed forces and was seen as a major counter-terror response by India.

On the anniversary of the operation, PM Modi also changed the display pictures across his social media platforms, including X, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. The image carried the text “Operation Sindoor” along with the Indian tricolour design.

The Indian Air Force also shared visuals and messages recalling the operation and highlighting India’s military response. A video released by the force described the operation as a strong message against terrorism and referred to the precision strikes carried out during the mission.

Operation Sindoor was launched following the Pahalgam terror attack, after which India carried out strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, according to official statements and reports published at the time.

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Vijay meets Tamil Nadu Governor again as TVK pushes to prove majority

TVK chief Vijay held another meeting with Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar as the party intensified efforts to secure majority support after emerging as the single-largest party in the Assembly elections.

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Actor-turned-politician Vijay met Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar again on Thursday as his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), continued efforts to prove it has enough support to form the next government in the state.

TVK emerged as the single-largest party in the 234-member Tamil Nadu Assembly after winning 108 seats, but it remains short of the majority mark of 118.

The Congress has extended support to TVK, adding five MLAs to Vijay’s side. However, the alliance still needs additional backing from other parties or independents to comfortably cross the halfway mark.

According to reports, the Governor has not yet been fully convinced that TVK currently has the required numbers to form a stable government. This has delayed clarity over the swearing-in ceremony and the formal invitation to form the government.

Political activity intensified after reports emerged that some AIADMK legislators were moved to a resort in Puducherry amid speculation over possible support to TVK. AIADMK leaders, however, publicly denied any internal crisis.

TVK sources have expressed confidence that the party will be able to demonstrate majority support during discussions with the Governor.

The Tamil Nadu election results marked a major political shift in the state, with TVK breaking the long-standing dominance of the DMK and AIADMK in its first Assembly election contest.

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