Massive Security Breach in Lok Sabha: On Parliament Attack anniversary, two youth burst smoke canisters in House

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Ma Gorantla Madhav unnadu kabatti andaru safe ga unnaru...

Thank you Madhav Uncle for Saving Parliament of India...

 

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12 minutes ago, JANASENA said:

 

 

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4 minutes ago, rushmore said:

 

Congress vallu ameki  ticket istaaro ledhu kaani mundhu BJP MP kadha  vallaki  passes icchindhi.

 

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2 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

Congress vallu ameki  ticket istaaro ledhu kaani mundhu BJP MP kadha  vallaki  passes icchindhi.

 

Nuvvu kuda techukovachanna pass....Online lo form edo fill chesthe istharanta....! Of course, ippudu ethesaranuko....! 

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4 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

Congress vallu ameki  ticket istaaro ledhu kaani mundhu BJP MP kadha  vallaki  passes icchindhi.

 

Congress party entha luccha gallo idi chaduvu telusthundi!

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4 minutes ago, rushmore said:

Nuvvu kuda techukovachanna pass....Online lo form edo fill chesthe istharanta....! Of course, ippudu ethesaranuko....! 

By: Explained Desk
New Delhi | Updated: December 13, 2023 19:26 IST

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(Left) A file picture of Pratap Simha (in black) at Parliament. A visitor jumps in the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during the Winter session of Parliament on December 13. Express Archive/PTI

The two persons who entered the Lok Sabha chamber on Wednesday (December 13) and opened canisters that emitted yellow smoke were carrying authorisation passes by BJP MP Pratap Simha.

According to PTI, Manoranjan D, one of the accused, introduced co-accused Sagar Sharma as a friend to the MP’s office and got passes issued to them on the pretext of watching the new Parliament.  Manoranjan D had been pursuing Simha and his office for the pass for over three months, reported PTI.

Who is Pratap Simha, and what is the process of issuing visitor passes for Parliament? Is the MP supposed to know the applicant personally, or bear any sort of responsibility for his conduct? We explain.

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How are visitor passes to Parliament issued?

Admission of visitors (strangers in Parliament parlance) are governed by Rule 386 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha. The Rule, which deals with “admission, withdrawal and removal of strangers”, states that “the admission of strangers during the sittings of the House to those portions of the House which are not reserved for the exclusive use of members shall be regulated in accordance with orders made by the Speaker.”

According to the “Practice and Procedure of Parliament” by M N Kaul and S L Shakdher, “a member can apply for issue of Visitors’ Cards only for those who are very well known to them personally.

And while applying for visitors’ cards, members have to give a certificate saying “The above named visitor is my relative/personal friend/known to me personally and I take full responsibility for him/her.”

Significantly, it says “Members are advised to bear in mind that they are responsible for any untoward incident or undesirable thing happening in the galleries as a result of anything done by holders of cards issued at the request of such members.”

Mana MPs rules sarigga paatinchatledhu anukunta..

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By: Explained Desk
New Delhi | Updated: December 13, 2023 19:26 IST

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(Left) A file picture of Pratap Simha (in black) at Parliament. A visitor jumps in the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during the Winter session of Parliament on December 13. Express Archive/PTI

The two persons who entered the Lok Sabha chamber on Wednesday (December 13) and opened canisters that emitted yellow smoke were carrying authorisation passes by BJP MP Pratap Simha.

According to PTI, Manoranjan D, one of the accused, introduced co-accused Sagar Sharma as a friend to the MP’s office and got passes issued to them on the pretext of watching the new Parliament.  Manoranjan D had been pursuing Simha and his office for the pass for over three months, reported PTI.

Who is Pratap Simha, and what is the process of issuing visitor passes for Parliament? Is the MP supposed to know the applicant personally, or bear any sort of responsibility for his conduct? We explain.

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How are visitor passes to Parliament issued?

Admission of visitors (strangers in Parliament parlance) are governed by Rule 386 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha. The Rule, which deals with “admission, withdrawal and removal of strangers”, states that “the admission of strangers during the sittings of the House to those portions of the House which are not reserved for the exclusive use of members shall be regulated in accordance with orders made by the Speaker.”

According to the “Practice and Procedure of Parliament” by M N Kaul and S L Shakdher, “a member can apply for issue of Visitors’ Cards only for those who are very well known to them personally.

And while applying for visitors’ cards, members have to give a certificate saying “The above named visitor is my relative/personal friend/known to me personally and I take full responsibility for him/her.”

Significantly, it says “Members are advised to bear in mind that they are responsible for any untoward incident or undesirable thing happening in the galleries as a result of anything done by holders of cards issued at the request of such members.”

Mana MPs rules sarigga paatinchatledhu anukunta..

US lo kuda same anna....for citizens they can visit their local Congressman/Senator to visit....same in India...but ila misuse chesaru! 

 

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9 minutes ago, rushmore said:

 

Congress party entha luccha gallo idi chaduvu telusthundi!

Congress valla karma vallu anubavistunnaru le..north lo

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2 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

By: Explained Desk
New Delhi | Updated: December 13, 2023 19:26 IST

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(Left) A file picture of Pratap Simha (in black) at Parliament. A visitor jumps in the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during the Winter session of Parliament on December 13. Express Archive/PTI

The two persons who entered the Lok Sabha chamber on Wednesday (December 13) and opened canisters that emitted yellow smoke were carrying authorisation passes by BJP MP Pratap Simha.

According to PTI, Manoranjan D, one of the accused, introduced co-accused Sagar Sharma as a friend to the MP’s office and got passes issued to them on the pretext of watching the new Parliament.  Manoranjan D had been pursuing Simha and his office for the pass for over three months, reported PTI.

Who is Pratap Simha, and what is the process of issuing visitor passes for Parliament? Is the MP supposed to know the applicant personally, or bear any sort of responsibility for his conduct? We explain.

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How are visitor passes to Parliament issued?

Admission of visitors (strangers in Parliament parlance) are governed by Rule 386 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha. The Rule, which deals with “admission, withdrawal and removal of strangers”, states that “the admission of strangers during the sittings of the House to those portions of the House which are not reserved for the exclusive use of members shall be regulated in accordance with orders made by the Speaker.”

According to the “Practice and Procedure of Parliament” by M N Kaul and S L Shakdher, “a member can apply for issue of Visitors’ Cards only for those who are very well known to them personally.

And while applying for visitors’ cards, members have to give a certificate saying “The above named visitor is my relative/personal friend/known to me personally and I take full responsibility for him/her.”

Significantly, it says “Members are advised to bear in mind that they are responsible for any untoward incident or undesirable thing happening in the galleries as a result of anything done by holders of cards issued at the request of such members.”

Mana MPs rules sarigga paatinchatledhu anukunta..

Indian Express-News Guard garbage vaaduthundante chepocchu vallentha panikimaalina journalism chestarani! 

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Just now, Truth_Holds said:

Congress valla karma vallu anubavistunnaru le..north lo

South lo enduku vote veyali? Congress party chesina sendalalu anni...inni..kaavu!