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<\/div>\nPolice teams have since launched a search operation to trace the car and identify the driver.<\/p>\n
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NEW DELHI: A security scare was reported at the Delhi assembly on Monday afternoon after a speeding car broke through barricades and forced its way into the premises, officials said.According to police, the vehicle was being driven rashly when it rammed into security barricades installed outside the assembly complex and breached the main gate. The sudden intrusion triggered panic at the site, with security personnel immediately rushing to respond. <\/p>\n Watch<\/span><\/p>\n Major Security Breach At Delhi Assembly As Car Rams Gate, Driver And Two Others Arrested<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n The car, bearing a UP registration number, entered the assembly premises breaking through Gate No. 2 at around 2 PM, they said.“The driver proceeded towards the office of Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta and placed a flower bouquet near the porch before retreating,” said a Delhi Secretariat official.Officials present at the spot attempted to intercept the vehicle, but the driver managed to escape shortly after entering the premises. Police teams have since launched a search operation to trace the car and identify the driver.Preliminary inquiries suggest that the vehicle broke multiple layers of security before entering the complex, raising concerns over the breach. Authorities are now reviewing CCTV footage from the area to piece together the sequence of events.Also Read: White SUV, UP number plate and a bouquet: Breach that exposed gaps in Delhi assembly security<\/a>Security around the assembly has been tightened following the incident, and further investigation is underway to determine whether the act was intentional or a case of reckless driving.The incident comes close on the heels of recent security concerns at the assembly, which had received bomb threats during the recently concluded Budget Session, raising fresh questions over preparedness at the high-profile complex.<\/span>On March 25, the Delhi assembly had received a bomb threat via email, prompting an immediate security response and intensive checks by law enforcement agencies.<\/span>The message had claimed that as many as 16 RDX-based improvised explosive devices (IEDs) had been planted within the premises, with a threat to detonate them.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n