New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a sharp counterattack after Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of getting his phone tapped. Rejecting the allegations outright, the BJP took a dig at Gandhi and suggested that he should get his mental health examined.
Rahul Gandhi challenged Prime Minister Modi to a public face-to-face debate, saying it would reveal who was under the control of foreign powers and who was involved in anti-national activities.
In a video posted by the Congress on X, Gandhi said, “The Prime Minister knows about it because he has got my phone tapped.” ‘You Needed a Script’:
Rahul Gandhi Takes Another Dig at PM Modi
Rahul Gandhi shared another video on X in which he accused Prime Minister Modi of relying on a script while speaking at public events.
“The stage is yours, the atmosphere is yours, and yet you needed a script. It seems the pressure has got the better of you,” Gandhi said.
The Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of having his phone tapped. Responding to a user’s question on Instagram, Gandhi pointed towards his phone and said that all the evidence was contained in it.
‘How Does the PM Get Information About Me?’
Gandhi claimed that he knew how information about him reached Prime Minister Modi, alleging that his phone was being tapped.
In a video posted by the Congress on X, he said, “The Prime Minister knows about it because he has got my phone tapped.”
BJP Hits Back at Rahul Gandhi
The BJP responded strongly to Rahul Gandhi’s allegations. Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar dismissed the phone-tapping claims and said, “With all due respect, I would simply say that Rahul Gandhi should get his mind examined. Nobody is going to the trouble of tapping his phone.
“Nobody is interested in tapping his phone. If anyone is interested, it is only to understand why his mind seems to run on lies day after day.”
The BJP had earlier rejected Rahul Gandhi’s demand for a debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
