A young man created a ruckus in Canada, Parliament had to be locked

Canada’s Parliament was briefly locked down after a man locked himself inside. Last night in Canada, the young man had entered the Parliament and locked himself inside the building. The incident triggered panic among Canadian security agencies.

The situation became so serious that some areas of Parliament had to be locked down. Well, the Canadian police have arrested the man. It is reported that the young man jumped the barricades and entered the Parliament. He entered the East Block of Parliament and locked himself inside the building.

The police issued a warning on Saturday afternoon, asking all those living in the East Block to take shelter in a nearby room, lock all doors and hide. People were evacuated from the building and police closed off a significant section of Wellington Street in front of Parliament Hill, which also closed off routes to traffic and pedestrians.

Locked up for hours

More than three hours after the lockdown began, police set up a cordon from Wellington Street to Sparks Street, a block back. Police officials say the circumstances of the incident were suspicious, but they provided little information about what was happening inside. Ottawa police called in special forces, including at least the dog squad and bomb squad.

Police have arrested a young man in this connection

A man was arrested late Saturday after an hours-long lockdown on Parliament Hill in the Canadian capital, police said. It is said that the offices of senators and their staff were in the East Block where the man entered. There was no immediate word on the charges against the young man or his motive. Police did not say if the man was armed or threatened.