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'Will be back in 2 days': Parliament intruder told mother before leaving for Delhi

Sagar Sharma was among the two men who breached Parliament security on Wednesday. His mother in Lucknow was in shock and could not believe that her son was involved in such a matter. Speaking to India Today, Sagar Sharma’s mother said, "I had no idea. I was shocked to see all this. My son is not like this. He had left saying he is going for some work with some friends."

Sagar, who is an e-rickshaw puller in Lucknow, told his mother that he will be back in 2 days. "Wapas aa jaunga 2 din baad," Sagar had told his mother when he left for Delhi two days ago.
 

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