Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of having his phone tapped. Responding to a user’s question on Instagram, Rahul Gandhi pointed to his phone and said that all the evidence is in it. He knows how Prime Minister Modi receives information about him because his phone is tapped.
He will be ready for a face-to-face debate; that day everyone will know who is under the control of foreign powers. He also said that he will reveal how long the Prime Minister has been involved in anti-national activities and that other related information will also be revealed.
Indeed, an Instagram user asked Rahul Gandhi that Prime Minister Narendra Modi says he is receiving foreign aid, while Rahul Gandhi alleges that Prime Minister Modi is being controlled by foreign powers. The user asked what proof he has for this allegation.
In response to this question, Rahul Gandhi pointed to his phone and said that all the evidence is in it. He alleged that his phone is tapped, which is why the Prime Minister receives information about him. Rahul said that the day Prime Minister Modi agrees to debate with him, it will become clear to everyone who is under the control of foreign powers.
Rahul Gandhi also challenged Prime Minister Modi to a face-to-face debate. He said that he is ready to have a one-on-one debate with the Prime Minister on any platform. If the BJP wishes, it can appoint any person of its choice as a judge in this debate. He even said that Adani and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat could also be appointed as judges. Rahul Gandhi claimed that he is ready to debate with the Prime Minister and that after this debate, Narendra Modi will no longer be able to remain Prime Minister.
Rahul Gandhi has previously challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a public debate on several occasions. During the Lok Sabha election campaign in April 2019, he challenged the Prime Minister to a 15-minute direct debate on the Rafale deal and corruption. Subsequently, during the May 2024 Lok Sabha elections, former judges Madan B. Lokur, Ajit P. Shah, and senior journalist N. Ram invited the two leaders to a public debate. Accepting this invitation, Rahul Gandhi invited Prime Minister Modi to a face-to-face discussion on key election issues.