Bhagwant Mann Parliament Video

With its lawmaker Bhagwant Mann suspended for the remainder of the Winter Session, AAP today claimed the move appeared to be pre-planned with MPs belonging to BJP, Shiromani Akali Dal and Congress coming together to award the stringent punishment.

The Lok Sabha on Friday adopted a motion to suspend Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann from the Lok Sabha for the remaining period of the winter session. Mr Mann was being probed for posting a video footage of Parliament on social media.

Bhagwant Mann, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lawmaker who live-streamed his entry into parliament in July and was accused of compromising the most protected complex in India, may have to sit out the rest of the winter session.

A Parliamentary panel today let off AAP MP Bhagwant Mann with a light rap by recommending a day's token suspension from the Lok Sabha after holding him guilty of making a controversial video of the Parliament House complex.

Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann should be suspended for a day for making a video on parliament that compromised its security, a group of MPs recommended today.

The Lok Sabha panel probing AAP MP Bhagwant Mann's Parliament House videography issue will submit its report in a week's time.

The Lok Sabha panel probing Bhagwant Mann's Parliament House videography issue has been given extension till late November.

The Lok Sabha panel looking into the issue of Bhagwant Mann's parliament video on Thursday revisited the spots videographed by the AAP lawmaker to ascertain if there was any loophole in the security.

Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today granted two more weeks to the Lok Sabha panel probing the issue regarding Bhagwant Mann shooting a video of the Parliament complex and asked the AAP member not to attend the House till a decision was taken on the matter.

Three members of Parliament have requested that Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann be sent to rehab for "drug/alcohol de-addiction" at Parliament's expense before being allowed to attend house proceedings.

Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann has told an inquiry committee of MPs that he didn't violate security protocol by live-streaming a video of Parliament and the "matter should be closed."

"An educational video" is how Bhagwant Mann of the Aam Aadmi Party or AAP has described his controversial drive-through of parliament. Serving as commentator, Mr Mann revealed the different security checks that national law-makers clear before entering the complex that was targeted by terrorists in 2001.

Backing his party MP Bhagwant Mann over the Parliament video issue, AAP leader Ashutosh today said he wanted to "expose" the lucky draw system of choosing questions in the House and asked if the act involved bigger security breach than Prime Minister Narendra Modi "inviting ISI to Pathankot air base".

Hours after Bhagwant Mann was barred from attending the Monsoon session till a decision is taken on the Parliament videography issue, the AAP lawmaker accused BJP, Congress and Akali Dal of joining hands to "suppress his voice" in view of the 2017 Punjab Assembly polls.

Bhagwant Mann, who live-streamed his arrival at parliament last week, triggering outrage among other MPs who said he willfully jeopardised security, has been told not to attend the Lok Sabha till a decision is made about how he should be penalised.

With its lawmaker Bhagwant Mann suspended for the remainder of the Winter Session, AAP today claimed the move appeared to be pre-planned with MPs belonging to BJP, Shiromani Akali Dal and Congress coming together to award the stringent punishment.

The Lok Sabha on Friday adopted a motion to suspend Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann from the Lok Sabha for the remaining period of the winter session. Mr Mann was being probed for posting a video footage of Parliament on social media.

Bhagwant Mann, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lawmaker who live-streamed his entry into parliament in July and was accused of compromising the most protected complex in India, may have to sit out the rest of the winter session.

A Parliamentary panel today let off AAP MP Bhagwant Mann with a light rap by recommending a day's token suspension from the Lok Sabha after holding him guilty of making a controversial video of the Parliament House complex.

Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann should be suspended for a day for making a video on parliament that compromised its security, a group of MPs recommended today.

The Lok Sabha panel probing AAP MP Bhagwant Mann's Parliament House videography issue will submit its report in a week's time.

The Lok Sabha panel probing Bhagwant Mann's Parliament House videography issue has been given extension till late November.

The Lok Sabha panel looking into the issue of Bhagwant Mann's parliament video on Thursday revisited the spots videographed by the AAP lawmaker to ascertain if there was any loophole in the security.

Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today granted two more weeks to the Lok Sabha panel probing the issue regarding Bhagwant Mann shooting a video of the Parliament complex and asked the AAP member not to attend the House till a decision was taken on the matter.

Three members of Parliament have requested that Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann be sent to rehab for "drug/alcohol de-addiction" at Parliament's expense before being allowed to attend house proceedings.

Aam Aadmi Party lawmaker Bhagwant Mann has told an inquiry committee of MPs that he didn't violate security protocol by live-streaming a video of Parliament and the "matter should be closed."

"An educational video" is how Bhagwant Mann of the Aam Aadmi Party or AAP has described his controversial drive-through of parliament. Serving as commentator, Mr Mann revealed the different security checks that national law-makers clear before entering the complex that was targeted by terrorists in 2001.

Backing his party MP Bhagwant Mann over the Parliament video issue, AAP leader Ashutosh today said he wanted to "expose" the lucky draw system of choosing questions in the House and asked if the act involved bigger security breach than Prime Minister Narendra Modi "inviting ISI to Pathankot air base".

Hours after Bhagwant Mann was barred from attending the Monsoon session till a decision is taken on the Parliament videography issue, the AAP lawmaker accused BJP, Congress and Akali Dal of joining hands to "suppress his voice" in view of the 2017 Punjab Assembly polls.

Bhagwant Mann, who live-streamed his arrival at parliament last week, triggering outrage among other MPs who said he willfully jeopardised security, has been told not to attend the Lok Sabha till a decision is made about how he should be penalised.