'My Phone Has All The Evidence': Rahul Gandhi Alleges Phone Tapping, Challenges PM Modi
Gandhi said his phone holds evidence and argued a direct exchange would expose foreign influence and anti-national activity.
- On Friday, Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi is tapping his phone during an Instagram session, renewing his challenge for a one-on-one public debate.
- Gandhi claims a direct exchange would expose whether Modi is "controlled" by foreign powers or engaging in anti-national activities. He insists proof exists on his phone, asserting he will prove the Prime Minister is a "traitor."
- When asked about his venue preference, the Congress leader said he is "not allowed to speak" in the Lok Sabha, alleging his microphone is switched off when attempting to raise issues including the Jeffrey Epstein case and China.
- The Janata Dal , a National Democratic Alliance member, termed the challenge "ridiculous" and accused Gandhi of adopting a "hit and run" strategy. The BJP has invited him to debate any issue on the Parliament floor.
- Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman urged the Congress leader to show "some seriousness and responsibility" in the House, emphasizing that Parliament already provides a platform for debate and dismissing his venue change demand.
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Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, claimed that his phone was being tapped. He said, "The evidence for all my allegations is in my phone, which is being tapped by the Prime Minister."
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Gandhi said: "There is evidence of all my allegations in my phone, which the Prime Minister is tapping. The one-on-one debate will prove who is working at the behest of foreign forces, who is anti-national and how long is involved in anti-national activities.
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'My Phone Has All The Evidence': Rahul Gandhi Alleges Phone Tapping, Challenges PM Modi
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