Delhi Police files UAPA chargesheet
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported May 23, 2026 · Last updated May 23, 2026
The ongoing legal proceedings and the invocation of anti-terror laws against the accused in the India — Parliament of India>>> security breach case highlight potential political instability, which can lead to investor caution in the Indian market. While not directly impacting specific stocks, such events can influence overall market sentiment and risk perception for investments in India.
The India — Delhi Police>>> Special Cell has filed a fourth supplementary charge sheet, spanning nearly 14,000 pages, against the accused in the India — Parliament of India>>> security breach case. The filing, submitted to the India — Patiala House Courts Complex>>>, invokes serious charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (UAPA) related to terrorist acts, criminal conspiracy, and provoking riots, alongside various provisions of the Indian Penal Code. Additional Sessions Judge Ankit Bansal>>> has taken the charge sheet on record and scheduled further proceedings for May 29, 2026. Accused individuals, including Neelam Prajapati>>>, Amol Dhanraj>>>, Mahesh Kumawat>>>, Manoranjan Kalia>>>, Sagar Sharma>>>, and Lalit Jha>>>, were present during the hearing. Counsel for Neelam Prajapati>>> and Amol Dhanraj>>> opposed the filing, citing it as an abuse of legal process given that arguments on framing charges were already underway. The case stems from the December 13, 2023, incident where Sagar Sharma>>> and Manoranjan Kalia>>> allegedly jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber and released smoke, while Neelam Prajapati>>> and Amol Dhanraj>>> released smoke and raised slogans outside. Lalit Jha>>> is accused of being the mastermind and attempting to destroy evidence.
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