‘I Have Proof’: Leader Of Opposition Rahul Gandhi Accuses PM Modi of Phone Tapping | BJP Hits Back

A fresh political flashpoint has erupted after Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of getting his phone tapped. During an Instagram Ask Me session on November 13, Rahul Gandhi held up his mobile phone and claimed that it contained evidence supporting his allegations against the Prime Minister."The proof is in this phone, and the PM knows it since he taps my phone," Rahul Gandhi said. He also claimed that a one-on-one debate with PM Modi would reveal who was allegedly acting under the influence of foreign powers and who was involved in anti-national activities. However, he did not present verifiable technical evidence of phone tapping during the session.The BJP has hit back, dismissing the allegation and questioning Rahul Gandhi's claims. The phone-tapping charge comes amid an ongoing political exchange over Rahul Gandhi's repeated demand for a face-to-face public debate with PM Modi.Rahul has cited issues including farm laws, alleged Vote Chori, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, China, General MM Naravane's book and the Epstein controversy as subjects for discussion. He has also alleged that he was prevented from speaking in Parliament and that his microphone was switched off.Is this a fresh surveillance controversy?...