In Lithuania, the deputy Petras Grazhulis, who fought against gay pride parades, was noticed with a half-naked man in the video during a conference call of the parliamentary committee on culture. “Evropeyskaya Pravda” informs about it.
The meeting was broadcast live on the YouTube account of the Diet. At one point, Grazhulis briefly turned on the camera, and behind him one could see a man naked to the waist.
The head of the committee Vytautas Juozapaytis called the presence of outsiders at parliamentary meetings dangerous, because they can influence the decisions of the deputies.
“The question is why they are half naked during working hours. Of course, we can say that this is a person’s personal life, but he joins the meeting of the Diet,” Juozapaitis added.
He suggested that the man in the video was most likely a member of the Grazhulis family and helped him connect to the meeting.
Grazhulis is known for the fact that tried to interfere with the holding of gay pride parades in Vilnius and donated jeans with a hole in the back to a local LGBT organization.
Earlier, the Hungarian MP European Parliament József Sayer, who opposes gay marriage, was caught by the police during a night orgy in Brussels.