How social media was used by the accused to plan Parliament security breach
10 months ago
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As security agencies make significant progress in the Parliament security breach case, India Today's Akshita Nandagopal explains how the accused individuals from different parts of the country used various social media platforms to orchestrate the attack. This alarming incident raises pressing questions about the monitoring of online platforms for potential threats and the necessity to continually track and prevent groups that foster violence.
Meanwhile, key conspirator of the Parliament security breach, Lalit Jha, has been remanded to a seven-day police custody.
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