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Rahul Gandhi alleges Centre is tapping his phone; BJP rejects claim

Rahul Gandhi alleges Centre is tapping his phone; BJP rejects claim

Rahul Gandhi accused the Centre of tapping his phone, prompting a political dispute with the BJP.

Gandhi, the Congress leader of opposition, made the claim in a video posted on X. He challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a face-to-face debate about who was anti-national and allegedly controlled by foreign powers.

Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge backed Gandhi, saying he had not made allegations without documents and referring to the earlier Pegasus spyware case.

The BJP rejected the phone-tapping claim as baseless and attacked Gandhi’s credibility.

The exchange matters because it brings renewed attention to allegations of political surveillance and the parties’ dispute over national loyalty.

The two sides have traded accusations, with no further action or outcome stated.

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Rahul GandhiLeader of the Opposition
The Prime Minister is aware of this because he has my phone tapped.
via Hindustan Times
Priyank KhargeKarnataka minister
Rahul Gandhi has never made an allegation without documents.
via Hindustan Times
Rajeev ChandrasekharKeralam BJP chief
Nobody is bothered tapping his phone.
via Hindustan Times
Tuhin SinhaBJP spokesperson
Rahul Gandhi is a habitual liar.
via Hindustan Times