Karnataka Congress leader Prakash Rathod was caught browsing through obscene clips on his mobile phone in the state legislative council on Friday.
Footage captured by some camerapersons showed Rathod watching porn, but he later told the media that he wasn't browsing porn online but simply deleting unwanted messages.
This is not the first time that Karnataka legislators have been caught on camera watching porn. In 2012, it was Lakshman Savadi and two others who were caught watching a pornographic video clip inside the assembly. Savadi now serves as the Deputy Chief Minister as well as Transport minister.
The BJP has condemned the act by Rathod and demanded that he be suspended.
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