Chandigarh, June 19 -- Days after the Akal Takht directed the Sikh community to ostracise Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann over an objectionable video, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Thursday said forensic examinations by two labs had shown that the man shown in the video was not him. Addressing the media, AAP leader and cabinet minister Harpal Singh Cheema said this conclusion was based on forensic tests conducted by two government-recognised labs. "In these two lab reports, 1,191 different angles have been taken to look at facial recognition, height, body posture, and how he (Mann) walks, talks and stands, for analysis. It establishes that the individual seen in the viral video is not Mann," Cheema said, adding that these are independent labs, located outside Punjab. In a video statement, Mann echoed the party's stance claiming that some actor was imitative him in the video and with hair like him. "It is clear that this video was made with an intention of defaming me," he said. He said details about the video are still unknown. "When and where this video was made, it is not known," the CM said. On Tuesday, Mann rejected the video that formed the basis of the Akal Takht decree, calling it "false and misleading propaganda"....