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Parliament security breach: A look at how visitor passes are issued

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Regulation by Rule 386

Rule 386 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha talks about the entry, withdrawal, and removal of "strangers" during House sittings.

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Unified Regulations for Both Houses

The Speaker's orders govern the issuance of visitor passes, ensuring standardized protocols for both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

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Member Responsibility

MPs applying for these passes must certify their acquaintance with the visitor, assuming full responsibility by providing a certificate declaring their familiarity with the guest.

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Identity Verification

All visitors must possess a Photo Identity Card for security purposes, adhering to the strict security measures in place.

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Cautionary Guidelines

MPs issuing visitor cards are advised to exercise extreme care, especially for guests introduced by acquaintances, as they are accountable for any untoward incidents.

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Lok Sabha Handbook Requirements

The 'handbook for Lok Sabha members' outlines detailed requirements for MPs applying for visitor passes, including a declaration of full responsibility for the guest.

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Application Process

MPs must submit applications detailing guests' particulars, including name, age, nationality and occupation with strict adherence to specific submission timelines.

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