(MENAFN- AsiaNet News) BJP MP RK Singh Patel on Wednesday (December 13) emerged as a pivotal figure during a shocking breach of security within the hallowed halls of India's Parliament. In a dramatic turn of events, Patel took a decisive action, grappling with one of the intruders who had breached security protocols.

Recounting the intense moment, Patel described how he swiftly intervened, seizing hold of the individual wielding a colour smoke canister. Despite the culprit's attempts to release the smoke and cause further chaos, Patel, along with other MPs, managed to subdue the situation.

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The Lok Sabha was abruptly adjourned until 2 pm as chaos erupted within its chambers. Two individuals breached the sanctity of the parliamentary session by leaping from the visitor's gallery and unleashing smoke canisters.

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Investigations into the breach revealed alarming details. Preliminary findings indicated that the perpetrators had concealed the smoke canisters within their shoes, evading security checks.

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Reports also hinted at alleged connections between the intruders and BJP MP Pratap Simha, suggesting that entry passes might have been recommended by the MP. Authorities launched a comprehensive investigation to scrutinize these claims and ascertain the extent of involvement, if any, by the MP.

The detained individuals outside Parliament, identified as Neelam and Amol Shinde, intensified public scrutiny of the incident.

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