This may explain why Singhvi has been working overtime to stop the telecast of the video, securing an injunction against India Today, Headlines Today and Aaj Tak, which had secured the seedy CD, recorded by Singhvi’s former driver Mukesh Lal. In this case, if – as is claimed – the other instalments of the video (if they exist at all) establish that an offer of judgeship was indeed made, that could be even more ruinous. It is, as one Twitter user observed, an image laden with symbolism. Likewise, Singhvi, a Congress spokesperson who is a permanent talking head on television, may never be able to appear on screen without people's minds darting to the unsightly image from the video of a bare butt reflected on a bookshelf laden with legal tomes. And for all the spin that he put on it – claiming that he was merely accepting the money on behalf of the party – the clip was on permanent loop in people’s minds. But videos of this sort have a certain permanence about them: BJP leader Bangaru Laxman, for instance, was caught on camera accepting wads of money from Tehelka reporters posing as arms merchants. And politicians have survived sex scandals in the past. On the face of it, the video only depicts consensual sex between two adults, which in itself isn’t a big deal. Singhvi has claimed that the CD was “forged, concocted, morphed and fabricated”, but as Firstpost noted, that’s a bit of a stretch. Nor do the conversations between the protagonists contain any reference to an offer of judgeship (as has been alleged).īut with all its faults, the video is almost certain to torpedo Singhvi’s political career.

The video, recorded in what appears to be a Court Chamber room, is grainy, and not over-the-top explicit - although there is no doubt about the sexual nature of the activity it records. Feisty commentators on Twitter have been posting links and mocking Singhvi all night. As of this morning, there are websites that are streaming the video as embeds.

The cat-and-mouse game continued all night with netizens repeatedly posting the video on YouTube and uploading bit torrent files on file sharing platforms, from where they can be downloaded.

(It's hard to say if it's true or just bluster.) The creator of the Facebook page suggests s/he has more videos that are more incriminating – and implicating other leading politicians as well.

A Facebook page too was created with links to the video. The 12 minute, 40 second video was first uploaded around 9 pm on Thursday on YouTube, but was pulled down within 20 minutes, for violation of YouTube’s terms of service on nudity and sexual content. The sex video allegedly featuring Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi and a lawyer has gone viral on social media platforms and on the Internet, defeating Singhvi’s legal exertions to have its telecast blocked in the mainstream media.

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