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Parliament Security Breach: Accused Bought Shoes From Lucknow; Sent To Seven Days Police Remand

Zee News Thursday, 14 December 2023
The police also claimed in the court that the accused bought the shoes from Lucknow in which they made cavities to smuggle gas canisters inside the Lok Sabha.
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