PM tapping my phone, alleges LoP Rahul Gandhi without giving any evidence

New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was tapping his phone and claimed that his phone contained proof of "my allegations" that any debate between him and Modi would prove who is controlled by foreign powers and who is an anti-national. He made the allegation during an Instagram chat session.

"The proof of all my allegations is in my phone, which is tapped by the prime minister. The one-on-one debate will prove who is controlled by foreign powers, who is an anti-national, since when he has been an anti-national and lots of other details that I know and are on my phone," Gandhi said.

He, however, didn't present any evidence of the phone-tapping charge. In the past, Gandhi had alleged that his phone had been targeted by spyware Pegasus.


On why he was not opting for a debate with the prime minister in Parliament, Gandhi said his mike had been switched off in the past when he tried to speak in Parliament on issues such as the SIR, 'vote chori', Epstein and China.