The Lok Sabha committee formed to investigate the Parliament security breach video shot by Bhagwant Mann earlier this year has found the AAP MP guilty.



The nine-member panel, headed by BJP MP Kirit Somaiya, is expected to submit its report to Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on Wednesday.



In July this year, Mann had live-streamed his trip to Parliament and posted it on Facebook, triggering outrage from other members of the House. Mann had defended the action, saying he was educating his supporters about parliamentary proceedings.

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Somaiya had earlier said the committee would submit its report in two parts - one that is related to Mann's role in exposing the Parliament security and the other suggesting corrective measures.



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In view of seriousness of the matter, the AAP MP was asked by Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan not to attend the sittings of the House until a decision was taken.



The Aam Aadmi Party has repeatedly called the controversy over Mann's video an "unprecedented witch-hunt".

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