7-day police custody for four Parliament security breach accused
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A Delhi court granted seven days of police custody for the four suspects in connection with the Parliament security breach. The charges against them include provocation to cause a riot, criminal conspiracy, trespass, obstructing public servants, assault to deter public servants from their duty, and sections related to terrorist acts and conspiracy. A pamphlet seized from the accused portrayed the PM as a "missing person" and declared a reward from a Swiss bank. The prosecution argued that the accused had an intention to strike terror and emphasized the need to examine their links, source of funds, and involvement of accomplices.
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