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Delhi Court grants 7-day custody of all the four accused in Parliament security breach

Parliament security breach: Delhi Court grants 7-day custody of all the four accused to Delhi Police Special Cell. Delhi Police submitted that this was a well-planned conspiracy and attack on the Parliament of India. Police lawyers further submitted that the accused carried pamphlet that showed and declared Prime Minister Modi as a missing person and that the person who finds him will be paid by the money from the Swiss Bank. Accused persons showed PM like a proclaimed offender.

Srushti Sharma

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