Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi claims: My phone is being tapped and all proofs are present in mobile

Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has made a major allegation against Prime Minister Narendra Modi that his phone is being tapped. According to reports by Aaj Tak and Amar Ujala, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has claimed by posting on the social media platform X and during an 'Ask Me' session on Instagram that all proofs related to this allegation are present in his phone and the Prime Minister is also fully aware of this matter. Rahul Gandhi stated that along with phone tapping, there is also much other information that he knows and is secured inside his mobile.

Reports by Aaj Tak and NDTV India state that Rahul Gandhi has once again thrown an open challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a face-to-face public debate. He has said that a one-on-one debate will prove who is working at the behest of foreign powers, who is anti-national and since when they have been involved in anti-national activities. Rahul Gandhi has claimed that if a direct debate takes place between the two leaders, Narendra Modi will not remain in the Prime Minister's post and he has guaranteed that after this debate, Modi ji will not remain in the PM's post.

According to details provided by Aaj Tak, during the 'Ask Me' session on Instagram, Rahul Gandhi was asked a question that when the Bharatiya Janata Party is ready for a discussion in Parliament, why is he emphasizing a public debate. In reply to this, the Congress leader said that he is not allowed to speak inside the Lok Sabha and his mic is turned off. He alleged that he was not given an opportunity to speak on subjects like agricultural laws, vote theft, SIR, China, General Naravane's book and Epstein.

Rahul Gandhi clarified that he does not want a debate with long speeches, but wants a direct conversation in which both leaders can level allegations against each other. He stated that he wants Prime Minister Modi to sit on one side and he himself to sit on the other, and direct questions and answers should take place between the two. He also said that if Gautam Adani or RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat are made judges for this debate, he has no objection.

As per the report of Amar Ujala, challenging the Prime Minister, Rahul Gandhi said that many speeches have been given in front of cameras, but now he should show the courage to sit in front of Rahul Gandhi without a teleprompter and without a script to answer questions. Who works at whose behest and acts against national interest will be brought before the country.

On the other hand, leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party have rejected this challenge of Rahul Gandhi and accused him of running away from the parliamentary debate. Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya stated that making allegations and running away is his old nature and the phone tapping allegation is also a part of his aggressive politics. Along with this, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had earlier stated that Parliament is already an appropriate platform available for discussion and Rahul should demonstrate seriousness and responsibility as the Leader of the Opposition. BJP leaders also said that Rahul Gandhi is doing very low-level politics and his stature is not appropriate to have a debate with the Prime Minister.

Active in politics for a long time, Rahul Gandhi has been playing the role of the principal leader of the Congress party and the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha. Even earlier, he has been raising various serious issues against the government and attacking the government over diverse policies and matters.