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“The said clips are part of his speech delivered to conclude the discussions on the Governor’s address, on March 27. As we are aware, no proceedings whatsoever that take place inside the Vidhan Sabha can be shared or shown on social media,” Khaira said in his complaint. The Bhulath MLA said he and Lok Insaf Party MLA Simarjeet Singh Bains were facing breach of privilege notices despite never sharing live proceedings of the House.
“In my case, I had shared a clip on my Facebook page, when the House had been adjourned after ruckus last year. I never shared or showed live proceedings of the assembly, yet I was issued privilege notice,” said Khaira.
Bains had shared on his page an audio recording of the Vidhan Sabha proceedings, which was recorded from one of the audio speakers that relay proceedings in the canteen area as well as party offices of AAP, LIP, SAD-BJP and the Congress, he said.
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“But until the decision to show the proceedings of the live is taken, I feel the law of the land should be equally applicable to all whether one is a MLA or the chief minister,” said Khaira. “Therefore, I request that he (Amarinder) be issued notice of breach of privilege and his case be also referred to the Privileges Committee of the Vidhan Sabha for appropriate action,” said Khaira.