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Delhi Police have launched a probe after three men, also labourers were nabbed for entering a highly secure Parliament on forged Aadhaar cards, an official said on Friday.

A city court on Monday granted Delhi Police more time to complete its invitation in Parliament security breach case.

On Saturday, the court sent all the accused in the case to judicial custody after they were produced before it on the expiration of their police remand.

A court here on Friday allowed the Delhi Police to conduct the polygraph test of five of the six accused arrested in connection with the Parliament security breach.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition by Neelam Azad, an accused arrested in the December 13 Parliament security breach case, seeking her release on the grounds that her police remand was illegal.

A court here on Tuesday directed the Delhi Police to file its response to the bail application of Neelam Azad, the only woman arrested in the Parliament security breach case, by January 10.

The six accused arrested in connection with the December 13 security breach in Parliament were questioned face to face for a second time by Delhi Police sleuths, PTI reported quoted its sources on Tuesday.

Delhi Police has sought the help of its Lucknow counterparts to trace a "cyclist cobbler" who created cavities in the shoes of Parliament security breach case accused Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D to fit smoke canisters in them, PTI reported.

The Delhi Police Special Cell took the Parliament security breach accused to places where they assembled and the shop from where they bought flags before the security breach on December 13, police sources said.

Neelam Azad, an accused arrested in Parliament security breach case, approached Delhi High Court alleging her police remand was illegal as she was not allowed to consult a legal practitioner of her choice to defend her during trial court proceedings.

A court in Delhi today extended till January 5 the police custody of Mahesh Kumawat, who was arrested in connection with the December 13 Parliament security breach.

The Delhi Police suspects Manoranjan D, one of the six arrested in parliament security breach, to be the mastermind of the conspiracy hatched to send a message to the ruling government by doing "something big", said a source privy to the probe.

The Patiala House Court has extended the custodial remand of four accused individuals, Manoranjan, Neelam, Sagar, and Anmol, to the Special Cell of Delhi Police for 15 more days until January 5, 2024, in the Parliament security breach case.

A Delhi court on Thursday extended till January 5 the police custody of four accused arrested in the Parliament security breach case.

Access to the Parliament complex - a particularly high-profile issue after last week's security breach - will now be guarded by the Central Industrial Security Force, or CISF, the government has said.

Delhi Police have launched a probe after three men, also labourers were nabbed for entering a highly secure Parliament on forged Aadhaar cards, an official said on Friday.

A city court on Monday granted Delhi Police more time to complete its invitation in Parliament security breach case.

On Saturday, the court sent all the accused in the case to judicial custody after they were produced before it on the expiration of their police remand.

A court here on Friday allowed the Delhi Police to conduct the polygraph test of five of the six accused arrested in connection with the Parliament security breach.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition by Neelam Azad, an accused arrested in the December 13 Parliament security breach case, seeking her release on the grounds that her police remand was illegal.

A court here on Tuesday directed the Delhi Police to file its response to the bail application of Neelam Azad, the only woman arrested in the Parliament security breach case, by January 10.

The six accused arrested in connection with the December 13 security breach in Parliament were questioned face to face for a second time by Delhi Police sleuths, PTI reported quoted its sources on Tuesday.

Delhi Police has sought the help of its Lucknow counterparts to trace a "cyclist cobbler" who created cavities in the shoes of Parliament security breach case accused Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D to fit smoke canisters in them, PTI reported.

The Delhi Police Special Cell took the Parliament security breach accused to places where they assembled and the shop from where they bought flags before the security breach on December 13, police sources said.

Neelam Azad, an accused arrested in Parliament security breach case, approached Delhi High Court alleging her police remand was illegal as she was not allowed to consult a legal practitioner of her choice to defend her during trial court proceedings.

A court in Delhi today extended till January 5 the police custody of Mahesh Kumawat, who was arrested in connection with the December 13 Parliament security breach.

The Delhi Police suspects Manoranjan D, one of the six arrested in parliament security breach, to be the mastermind of the conspiracy hatched to send a message to the ruling government by doing "something big", said a source privy to the probe.

The Patiala House Court has extended the custodial remand of four accused individuals, Manoranjan, Neelam, Sagar, and Anmol, to the Special Cell of Delhi Police for 15 more days until January 5, 2024, in the Parliament security breach case.

A Delhi court on Thursday extended till January 5 the police custody of four accused arrested in the Parliament security breach case.

Access to the Parliament complex - a particularly high-profile issue after last week's security breach - will now be guarded by the Central Industrial Security Force, or CISF, the government has said.