Examining allegations levied against two parliamentarians from the German Bundestag
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The German parliament, the Bundestag, has stripped two of its members of their immunity. In a late-night vote, both Gökay Akbulut from The Left and Ingo Hahn from the AfD faced the green light for potential criminal prosecution.
Akbulut is currently under investigation for attempted assault, reportedly after hurling a bottle at a fellow train passenger during a journey from Heidelberg to Stuttgart. She shares her version of events on her Instagram, claiming she was the victim of racial slurs, sexual harassment, and a beer bottle attack by an unidentified male.
Last year, Hahn already lost his immunity when he was still a member of the Bavarian state parliament. He stands accused of doctored online content, publishing a misleading video on social media that allegedly edited and manipulated the speech of a Free Voters parliamentarian, taking it out of context and combining it with other footage.
For the latest updates on the ongoing criminal investigations against Akbulut and Hahn, it's advisable to keep tabs on reliable news outlets or official communications from the relevant authorities. (Note: Recent developments and the specifics of the criminal investigations were not addressed in the original search results.)
The ongoing criminal investigations against Gökay Akbulut and Ingo Hahn, politics-and-legislation related matters, are gaining attention in the general-news sector, with the Bundestag's decision to strip their immunity and the subsequent investigations falling under crime-and-justice policy-and-legislation category. It is recommended to follow reliable news outlets or official communications from the relevant authorities for the latest updates on these cases, as the specifics of the criminal investigations continue to unfold.
