Lok Sabha panel finds AAP MP Bhagwant Mann guilty of Parliament security breach
Aam Aadmi Party MP Bhagwant Mann, whose act of putting up on social media video footage of Parliament was being probed by a Lok Sabha committee, has apologised unconditionally after being found guilty, said a panel member on Tuesday.
Bhagwant Mann. File photo. IBNlive[/caption]"He (Mann) has been found guilty. For the past six months, Mann has been dragging Prime Minister Narendra Modi into the controversy. He has apologised unconditionlly now," panel chairman Kirit Somaiya told IANS.The committee will discuss the matter on Wednesday with Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan and decide the quantum of punishment, Somaiya added.Speaker Mahajan had set up a panel on 25 July to probe the alleged breach of Parliament security by the AAP leader, who on 21 July posted on Facebook a video footage of his journey from home to Parliament House.Besides Somaiya, other members of the nine-member panel are Meenakshi Lekhi, Satyapal Singh, Anandrao Adsul, B Mahtab, Ratna De, Thota Narasimham, KC Venugopal and P Venugopal.
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