Parliament security breach: Police ask Meta to share details of accused's accounts, deleted page

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Delhi Police has requested access to the social media accounts of the six accused in the Parliament security breach case from Meta. They also want details of the deleted Facebook page 'Bhagat Singh Fan Club'. The police have collected bank account details of the accused and are investigating if they received money for the...

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Published on December 15, 2023 - 02:43

Parliament Security Breach: Key conspirator Lalit Jha sent to 7-day police custody | Oneindia News

The alleged mastermind of the Parliament security breach, Lalit Jha, was sent to a seven-day police remand by Patiala House court on Friday. Lalit Jha was produced before the house court after being arrested in Delhi on Thursday. During the proceedings, he was represented by his legal aide counsel, Umakant Kataria. The Delhi police sought a 15-day custody of Jha from the court citing a detailed investigation that would require the police to take Jha to different cities and places. #LalitJha #Parliamentsecuritybreach #WhoIsLalitJha #LalitJhaPoliceRemand #LalitJhaPoliceCustody #LalitJhaArrestedNews #LokSabhaattack #BhagatSingh #Parliamentnews #LokSabhanews #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~HT.178~GR.121~PR.152~ED.194~

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