Thefederal Prashant Kishor Confirms Phone Tapping Reality Amid Rahul Gandhi's Allegations
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- •Prashant Kishor confirms phone tapping is a reality in India.
- •Kishor's phone was reportedly tapped during the Pegasus controversy.
- •Rahul Gandhi claims his phone is tapped by PM Modi, asserting he has evidence.
Prashant Kishor, founder of the Jan Suraaj Party, stated that phone tapping is a prevalent issue in India, revealing that his phone was under surveillance during the Pegasus spyware controversy. This statement comes in response to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's claims that his phone is tapped by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with Gandhi asserting he has evidence of his allegations on his phone. Kishor emphasized that phone tapping has been ongoing and is a reality that the public should recognize. He also commented on his recent meeting with Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, defending the need for civility in public interactions despite his criticisms of the CM. The political discourse continues to escalate, with support for Gandhi's claims from allies like Akhilesh Yadav, while BJP leaders dismiss them as unfounded. The situation reflects ongoing tensions between political parties in India regarding surveillance and accountability.
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