New Delhi: Delhi Police on Monday detained three suspects for breaching the security of the Delhi Assembly and placing a bouquet and garland in the Speaker’s car parked in the verandah before fleeing.According to officials, at around 2 pm, an SUV car from Pilibhit area with Uttar Pradesh registration number broke gate number 2 and entered the assembly complex, due to which a high alert was issued.According to the police, the vehicle has been recovered and the detained people are being interrogated.what we know so farNews agency PTI quoted sources as saying that the accused placed a bouquet and a garland inside the official vehicle of the Assembly Speaker, which was parked in the verandah of his office in the Assembly complex.Later, the bouquet and garland were removed and kept near the verandah due to suspicion of explosive material, he said.Nothing suspicious was found in the assembly complex after a thorough search of the area by multiple police teams along with bomb disposal squad to avoid any threat. “Nothing suspicious was found. However, forensic teams visited the spot twice to understand the sequence of events and collect evidence from the spot,” officials said.According to PTI, forensic experts also examined the bouquet.“The entire incident happened very quickly, in just five to seven minutes,” the officer said.A police officer requesting anonymity said, “It is too early to comment on the motive behind the entire incident. Our teams are interrogating him. The motive is not clear. But we are investigating the entire matter from every possible angle.”Delhi Police chief Satish Golchha and Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Ravindra Yadav also reached the spot soon after the incident and supervised the investigation.Yadav said police examined CCTV camera footage in and around the area to reconstruct the sequence of events.“Immediately after the incident and after receiving information from the authorities about the incident, an alert was issued to nearby state and local police stations with the description of the suspicious car.“Several barricades and pickets were set up on roads across the national capital and the car was spotted near Roop Nagar police post. The car driver was trying to flee at high speed but was stopped by alert staff and taken into custody,” the officer said.Why did the violation occur?According to officials, the car was being driven very carelessly and was coming from Delhi University. The driver took a sharp left turn, rammed the vehicle into the main gate, broke the boom barrier and entered the assembly complex.Sources told PTI that, since it is not the main gate, a CRPF personnel was deployed at the gate. When the House is not in session, there is relatively less security around it.Gate No. 2 of the Delhi Assembly is designated as the VIP gate and is opened only during important events, while Gate No. 1 and the Service Gate are used for regular entry.Police said the Assembly building has four doors, with Gate 1 being the main entrance. Maximum CRPF personnel are deployed there. Another senior officer said that a total of 22 CRPF personnel and 70 to 80 policemen are deployed in the Assembly every day.According to sources, since this is not the main gate, a CRPF jawan was deployed at the gate. When the House is not in session, there is relatively less security around it.A Delhi Secretariat official said the incident had raised “serious” security concerns, with officials considering it as a possible “security breach”.Deputy Director Kanchan Azad, media head of the Assembly Speaker, said, “It is particularly worrying that the car managed to break through a locked gate and remained parked inside the complex for about five minutes without raising any alarm.”The incident comes on the heels of bomb threats received by the Assembly during the recently concluded budget session.