Security tightened at Gurugram couple’s home after Parliament lapse

In the case of Parliament security lapse, tight police security has been imposed at the house of a Gurugram couple. Central agencies and the Special Cell of Delhi Police had detained Vicky Sharma and his wife Vrinda Sharma from here yesterday. After which police has been deployed to ensure that no one enters the house and there is no tampering inside.
According to preliminary investigation, the four accused, Sagar Sharma, Manoranjan, Neelam Devi and Amol Shinde, arrested in the security lapse case, had stayed at Vicky’s house before going to Delhi. His house is in Sector 7 Housing Board Colony, Gurugram.
Police have also come to know that these people were associated with Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh Seva Samiti of Ambala. Police is also gathering information about this organization. Apart from this, bags of two accused caught in Delhi were also found from Vicky Sharma’s house. Books related to Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev have been found from Vicky’s house and the bag of these accused.
Vicky Sharma has a 15 year old daughter. During interrogation by central agencies, he told that 5 people had come to his house on Tuesday evening. Of these, she knows only Sagar Sharma. Sagar has been coming to his house before also. After this, the agencies showed him the photographs of the other accused and interrogated him.
Gurugram ACP Varun Dahiya said that the matter related to the security of Parliament is of Delhi. Delhi Police and central agencies are investigating this. Whatever demand is being made from their side, information related to it is being sent to them. Gurugram Police is also collecting information about them at its own level and sending it to Delhi. The entire action against the accused will be taken in Delhi only. We are giving full cooperation from our side