The puzzle of Lok Sabha Security Breach is yet to be solved and India's security agencies have been hunting for a man named Lalit Jha. On Wednesday, two unidentified men jumped from the Visitors' gallery to the main assembly where MPs sit in the Lok Sabha and hurled yellow smoke pistols and chanted slogans. The Lok Sabha Security Breach came on 22nd anniversary of the Parliament Attack and hence the matter became global. Not only this, the two protestors intruded into the Parliament at a time when a Khalistani terrorist has already issued a threat. A total of 5 people have been arrested by the security agencies in the Lok Sabha security breach case and the mastermind Lalit Jha is yet to be nabbed. Now, Lalit Jha WhatsApp chats have been going viral on social media.
In the viral Lalit Jha WhatsApp chats, reports suggest that he allegedly contacted his associate, Nilasksha Aich, founder of a West Bengal-based NGO and a student, right after the attack. Lalit Jha is currently on the run.
Nilashka Aich was quoted saying, "Lalit didn’t call me, but he sent me a video on WhatsApp of the protestors on the road outside Parliament using the smoke torches. He sent me the video between 1-2 pm. I was in college at the time, so when I checked my phone later, I replied asking him the details of the protest."
Who is Lalit Jha, mastermind of the Lok Sabha Security Breach?
As per reports, Lalit Jha is a student activist from Bihar who was involved with an NGO in West Bengal. He is termed as the mastermind of the Lok Sabha Security Breach. He reportedly sheltered the other accused in his residence in Gurugram before the incident. Lalit Jha was also present outside the Parliament during the incident and fled with the bag containing the phones when his associates were nabbed. As of now, the Police are on a hunt to nab Lalit Jha.
Talking about the other five people arrested in the Parliament Security Breach case, a total of five people, including Manoranjan D, a resident of Mysuru, and Sagar Sharma, a resident of Lucknow -- who jumped into the well of the house have been arrested.
Apart from them, Neelam Devi, a resident of Haryana's Jind, and Amol Shinde, a resident of Maharashtra's Latur, were detained while protesting outside the Parliament. And, the fifth accused is Vikram, aka Vicky Sharma, a resident of Gurugram sector-7 and native of Hisar, who allegedly provided them with logistic support.
It is pertinent to mention here that the modus operandi of the group has not been revealed. But, reports suggest that they came in contact through the "Bhagat Singh Fan Club page" on Facebook and Instagram.