Karnataka Assembly Porn Scandal

The probe panel that was investigating the Karnataka porn scandal has tabled its report and two of the three MLAs, CC Patil and J Krishna Palemar, have not been found guilty. However, the committee, set up by the Assembly, has found evidence to merit action against the third MLA - Lakshman S Savadi and has recommended action against him.

Bad news all around for Narendra Modi and the BJP. On a day that it lost a sure seat in a by-election in Gujarat, it also has another porngate on its hands, this time in the Modi-ruled state.

Bad news all around for Narendra Modi and the BJP. On a day that it lost a sure seat in a by-election in Gujarat, it also has another porngate on its hands, this time in the Modi-ruled state.

Of the trio of former ministers accused of watching porn in the Karnataka Assembly, two have reason to exhale. A committee, set up by the Assembly, has found there is evidence to merit action against only one of them - Lakshman S Savadi.

Defending journalists who reported the porn-gate scandal, Press Council Chairman Justice Markandey Katju today wrote to the Karnataka Assembly Speaker urging him that proceedings initiated against media persons be dropped.

'The Dirty Picture' of the Karnataka Assembly is only getting dirtier. The probe report on the porn scandal, in which three MLAs were captured on camera watching porn on a mobile mobile during assembly proceedings, is now getting delayed because the committee suspects that more than a dozen other Mlas watched pornography too.

The three BJP MLAs who were caught watching porn in the Karnataka Assembly appeared before the members of the committee probing the scandal.

In Karnataka, seven MLAS are investigating the politics-and-porn scandal. Their committee's task is to investigate how and why three former ministers were watching porn on a cellphone while the Karnataka Assembly was in session earlier this month. But curiously, they also want the media to defend its role.

It was a particularly candid camera. A private TV channel in Bangalore caught three ministers watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly. The trip was forced to resign last week. They cannot enter the Assembly till a committee completes its investigation against them. The Assembly will also be off-limits soon for TV cameras - an odd way...

The three Karnataka MLAs, who were caught allegedly viewing porn in the state assembly nearly a week ago, today sought a week's time to file their replies to Speaker KG Bopaiah on the episode. The trio was supposed to give their explanation in writing today.

Karnataka is no stranger to sex scandals involving politicians, exemplified by the latest porno episode in the assembly that has claimed the scalp of three ministers. The alleged escapades of former BJP ministers Haratal Halappa and Renukacharya and now the assembly incident involving ministers Laxman Savadi, C C Patil and Krishna Palemar has put t...

Allowing TV channels to cover the legislature proceedings from the visitors' gallery cost the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Karnataka dear, as their video cameras caught its two ministers watching porn in the assembly. The state legislature secretariat, which for security reasons banned video and photo journalists from covering the pro...

The Assembly convened to uproar today, with Opposition members shouting "shame, shame" and demanding that the three BJP MLAs be expelled. Opposition members also suggested that the Chief Minister and his government quit too and the three bjp leaders be prosecuted. The House was repeatedly adjourned.

The BJP in Karnataka is dealing with the consequences of three of its ministers who allegedly watched porn on a cellphone in the Assembly yesterday. Here are 10 new developments in the scandal.

Three Karnataka ministers who were allegedly caught on camera watching porn on a cellphone in the state Assembly have resigned. Chief Minister Sadananda Gowda, of the BJP, has said he has forwarded the resignations to the Governor.

The probe panel that was investigating the Karnataka porn scandal has tabled its report and two of the three MLAs, CC Patil and J Krishna Palemar, have not been found guilty. However, the committee, set up by the Assembly, has found evidence to merit action against the third MLA - Lakshman S Savadi and has recommended action against him.

Bad news all around for Narendra Modi and the BJP. On a day that it lost a sure seat in a by-election in Gujarat, it also has another porngate on its hands, this time in the Modi-ruled state.

Bad news all around for Narendra Modi and the BJP. On a day that it lost a sure seat in a by-election in Gujarat, it also has another porngate on its hands, this time in the Modi-ruled state.

Of the trio of former ministers accused of watching porn in the Karnataka Assembly, two have reason to exhale. A committee, set up by the Assembly, has found there is evidence to merit action against only one of them - Lakshman S Savadi.

Defending journalists who reported the porn-gate scandal, Press Council Chairman Justice Markandey Katju today wrote to the Karnataka Assembly Speaker urging him that proceedings initiated against media persons be dropped.

'The Dirty Picture' of the Karnataka Assembly is only getting dirtier. The probe report on the porn scandal, in which three MLAs were captured on camera watching porn on a mobile mobile during assembly proceedings, is now getting delayed because the committee suspects that more than a dozen other Mlas watched pornography too.

The three BJP MLAs who were caught watching porn in the Karnataka Assembly appeared before the members of the committee probing the scandal.

In Karnataka, seven MLAS are investigating the politics-and-porn scandal. Their committee's task is to investigate how and why three former ministers were watching porn on a cellphone while the Karnataka Assembly was in session earlier this month. But curiously, they also want the media to defend its role.

It was a particularly candid camera. A private TV channel in Bangalore caught three ministers watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly. The trip was forced to resign last week. They cannot enter the Assembly till a committee completes its investigation against them. The Assembly will also be off-limits soon for TV cameras - an odd way...

The three Karnataka MLAs, who were caught allegedly viewing porn in the state assembly nearly a week ago, today sought a week's time to file their replies to Speaker KG Bopaiah on the episode. The trio was supposed to give their explanation in writing today.

Karnataka is no stranger to sex scandals involving politicians, exemplified by the latest porno episode in the assembly that has claimed the scalp of three ministers. The alleged escapades of former BJP ministers Haratal Halappa and Renukacharya and now the assembly incident involving ministers Laxman Savadi, C C Patil and Krishna Palemar has put t...

Allowing TV channels to cover the legislature proceedings from the visitors' gallery cost the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Karnataka dear, as their video cameras caught its two ministers watching porn in the assembly. The state legislature secretariat, which for security reasons banned video and photo journalists from covering the pro...

The Assembly convened to uproar today, with Opposition members shouting "shame, shame" and demanding that the three BJP MLAs be expelled. Opposition members also suggested that the Chief Minister and his government quit too and the three bjp leaders be prosecuted. The House was repeatedly adjourned.

The BJP in Karnataka is dealing with the consequences of three of its ministers who allegedly watched porn on a cellphone in the Assembly yesterday. Here are 10 new developments in the scandal.

Three Karnataka ministers who were allegedly caught on camera watching porn on a cellphone in the state Assembly have resigned. Chief Minister Sadananda Gowda, of the BJP, has said he has forwarded the resignations to the Governor.