Parliament breach: Three held for using fake identity cards to enter complex

NEW DELHI: The Delhi Police on Friday informed that they have initiated an investigation and filed an FIR against six individuals who allegedly used fake Aadhar cards to gain entry into the Parliament complex on May 4.
The FIR says that one of the accused, Kasim, was using an Aadhar card belonging to Monis, a resident of Amroha, Uttar Pradesh. Monis, who was also among the three apprehended workers, presented the same identity card.
The third person, Soyab, had an identity card showing him as a resident of Hapur, Uttar Pradesh.
The trio attempted to enter the parliament complex using these identity cards while applying for a casual entry pass. The three individuals are believed to be employed by a contractor, the police said.
The Aadhar cards of Monis and Kasam bear the same number but with different photographs, suggesting that they may be forged, authorities added.
Soyab's identity is currently under investigation. The incident occurred on the afternoon of May 4, and the FIR has been registered under Sections 419, 465, 468, 471, and 120 B of the Indian Penal Code.
The police have seized all three identity cards, and a comprehensive investigation is currently underway.
This is not the first time that the Parliament has been breached. In December last year, six people were held for protesting and throwing smoke canisters in the Lok Sabha. Delhi Police on Friday filed charge sheet against the six accused a day after Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena granted prosecution sanction to them.