Probe Ongoing on Two German Parliament Members
Got the Dirt on Two German MPs ✅
Exclusive scoop! The Bundestag took some drastic steps this evening, stripping the immunity of none other than Gökay Akbulut from the Left Party and Ingo Hahn from the AfD. Here's the lowdown on why these politicians have stepped into the spotlight.
The first one on the chopping block is Gökay Akbulut. The allegations against her are as wild as they get—she's accused of trying to inflict bodily harm by hucking a bottle at a fellow passenger on a train ride from Heidelberg to Stuttgart. You might be wondering why she's throwing drinks at people, right? Well, apparently, she had her own reasons—Akbulut shared on Instagram that she was the one who got attacked, subjected to racial slurs, and sexually harassed by a man[1][2].
Now, let's talk about the second parliamentarian in the crosshairs. Ingo Hahn's turn. Last year, his immunity was already nixed when he was still a Bavarian state parliamentarian. The accusations against him? Publishing a video on social media, where a speech made by a Free Voters MP was unlawfully taken out of context and edited together with other footage[1][2].
Stay tuned for more updates as these investigations unfold! 🔎💯🔥
The general-news about the Bundestag's actions includes the stripping of immunity for Gökay Akbulut of the Left Party, who is embroiled in a crime-and-justice controversy over an alleged attack on a fellow passenger and sharing her own accusations of racial slurs and sexual harassment. The politics of the day also involves Ingo Hahn from the AfD, whose immunity was previously revoked and who is currently facing a crime-and-justice investigation for publishing a video with an unlawfully edited speech from a Free Voters MP.
