Party leader Julius Malema and members of his Economic Freedom
 Fighters (EFF) clash with Parliamentary security as they are evicted 
from the chamber in Cape Town, May 17, 2016. 
Within minutes of proceedings getting underway‚ all decorum was thrown out of the window as the EFF went to war with speaker Baleka Mbete.
The EFF was adamant that Zuma‚ whom they describe as an “illegitimate president”‚ should not be allowed to address the chamber. Zuma smiled at the spectacle.
“We are asking you not to allow the president to speak here‚” said EFF leader Julius Malema‚ who insisted the president needed to be “rehabilitated”.
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The MPs and protection officers exchanged blows as the officers tried to remove the politicians from their opposition benches.
Speaking from outside the National Assembly after his ejection, Malema said Zuma would never find "peace" during his tenure.
Malema said Zuma's administration wanted to ignore the Constitutional Court just as it had ignored the public protector.
The ANC has called for the criminal prosecution of EFF MPs, who damaged parliamentary property as they were being forcibly removed from the National Assembly.
A glass entrance door to parliament was shattered, furniture damaged and clothes torn as EFF MPs fought back against security staff in white shirts.
Julius
 Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, raises 
objections before being evicted from Parliament during President Jacob 
Zuma's question and answer session in Cape Town, May 17, 2016. 
Party
 leader Julius Malema and members of his Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)
 clash with Parliamentary security as they are evicted from the chamber 
in Cape Town, May 17, 2016.
Party
 leader Julius Malema and members of his Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)
 clash with Parliamentary security as they are evicted from the chamber 
in Cape Town, May 17, 2016. 
Economic
 Freedom Fighters MPs fight with security services who were ordered to 
throw them out of Parliament in Cape Town, South Africa, May 17, 2016. 
Members
 of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party sing after they were 
evicted from Parliament during President Jacob Zuma's question and 
answer session in Cape Town, May 17, 2016.
A
 man throws a fire extingusher at Parliamentary security behind a closed
 door after members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) were evicted 
from Parliament during President Jacob Zuma's question and answer 
session in Cape Town, May 17, 2016. 
Economic
 Freedom Fighter members flee teargas as they are evicted from 
Parliament 
Source- Times 
 
 
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