Security breach at Parliament: Narco test revealed Manoranjan D as 'Mastermind', say police sources
A narco test has revealed that Manoranjan D is the alleged mastermind of the December 13 Parliament security breach, police sources said.
Breach of Parliament's security: A lie detector test conducted on the five of the six suspects in the Parliament security breach case has revealed that Manoranjan D was the alleged mastermind behind the incident, instead of the Delhi Police's earlier assumptions that another suspect, Lalit Jha , had linked in that sense. role.
Quoting police sources, a PTI report said that Manoranjan D was the mastermind behind the incident. The revelation comes a day after the five accused in the case were brought back to Delhi after their polygraph, narco-analysis and brain mapping tests.
Earlier, police had said that Lalit Jha was the mastermind behind the December 13 incident.
According to the report, citing police sources, apart from Neelam Azad, the other five suspects were taken to Gujarat on December 8 for a polygraph test. Sagar and Manoranjan have also undergone additional naro analysis and brain mapping tests.
Neelam had not consented to undergo the tests before the court.
All six suspects – Sagar Sharma, Manoranjan D, Amol Shinde, Neelam Azad, Lalit Jha and Mahesh Kumawat – were produced before the Patiala House court on Saturday, which sent them to judicial custody, police officials said.
Suspect wanted to 'send a message'
Investigations and interrogations have so far revealed that the suspect intended to send a message to the government. The suspects revealed that they were angry over the issues of unemployment, Manipur crisis and farmers' agitation.
The narco and brain mapping tests indicated that Manoranjan was the mastermind behind the Parliament trespass case, a police source said, according to the report.
According to another source, investigators are waiting for some forensic reports and a few more people need to be questioned, the report said.
Breach of Parliament's security
In a major security breach on the anniversary of the 2001 terror attack on Parliament on December 13, two people – Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D – jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during the Zero Hour, released yellow gas jerrycans escape and shouted slogans. before they were overpowered by the MPs.
Around the same time, two other suspects – Shinde and Azad – also sprayed colored gas from gas cylinders while shouting “tanashahi nahi chalegi” outside the Parliament premises.
According to the police, six people, living in different cities, devised the plan to enter parliament via social media. The six suspects gathered at a flat in Gurugram, Haryana and executed their plan on the scheduled day on the anniversary of the December 13, 2001 attack.
Two of them – Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma – jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery and opened smoke canisters, causing panic among the MPs, while their accomplices – Neelam and Amol Shinde – spotted colored gas from canisters and shouted slogans outside the Parliament Building.
According to police sources, two other accused involved in the scheme are Lalit Mohan Jha and Vishal Sharma. Vishal was detained by Gurugram in Haryana, while the alleged mastermind, Lalit Jha, was arrested the next day.
Lalit Jha – The 'mastermind'
Earlier, Delhi Police had said Lalit Jha was the alleged mastermind of the attack and often shared inflammatory posts on his social media accounts.
“What India needs today is a bomb. A strong voice is needed against tyranny, injustice and anarchy,” Jha had posted in Bengali on his social media on October 26, weeks before the December 13 attack.
Jha's posts have come under the scanner of the Delhi Police Special Cell as they probe his social media connections and possible links with anti-national forces.
According to Delhi Police, Lalit Jha had posted similar inflammatory messages on his social media.