Porngate: K'taka may ban pvt TV channels in Assembly

February 29, 2012 15:19

The Karnataka Legislative Assembly Committee probing the porngate episode involving three former BJP ministers today began its three-day sitting, amid continued boycott by Congress and JDS members, saying it would try to submit its report by the March 13 deadline set by the Speaker.

A representative of a regional television channel which telecast footage of the three ministers Lakshman Savadi, C C Patil and Krishna Palemar watching the porno clippings on mobile phones was summoned before the committee today.

The Karnataka government is mulling barring private TV channels from covering the proceedings of the legislative assembly after the scandal.

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