Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was having his phone tapped by the government, claiming that the device contained evidence of who was being controlled by foreign powers and involved in anti-national activities.
In a video shared by the Congress on social media platform X, Gandhi reiterated his challenge to Modi for an open, face-to-face debate, saying the discussion would expose those allegedly acting against the country's interests. "The Prime Minister is aware of this because he has my phone
tapped.
The day he agrees to a face-to-face debate, everyone will learn who is under the control of foreign powers, who is anti-national, and how long they have been involved in anti-national activities," Gandhi said.
The Congress leader claimed that evidence relating to his allegations was already available on his phone and that the Prime Minister was aware of its contents "The moment he (PM Modi) comes for an open debate, everybody will know who is being controlled by foreign powers, is an anti-national, since when, and lots of other details that I know and are on my phone," he said.