‘Ek bandar sansad ke andar’; monkey enters MPs’ lobby in Parliament; takes a chair

A video shared on X shows the ape sitting in a chair in the lobby

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Updated At : 11:09 PM Aug 02, 2024 IST

The monkey in Parliament.

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Chandigarh, August 2

As if the recent controversy following leakage in Parliament building was not enough, a monkey entered the Parliament premises in New Delhi on Friday.

A video shared on X shows the ape sitting in a chair in a lobby meant for MPs.

There was a recent controversy when parts of the Parliament building leaked following heavy rain in the national capital.

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