New Delhi: The BJP has rejected Rahul Gandhi’s allegation that his phone is being tapped at the behest of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding evidence to back the claim.
BJP Yuva Morcha president Hemang Joshi said the party was aware of how many phones Rahul possessed and who was communicating from which country. He also accused the Congress leader of acting in the interests of foreign powers and dismissed the INDIA bloc’s Ramlila Maidan rally against alleged electoral irregularities as unsuccessful.
Union minister B.L. Verma said there was no evidence to support the phone-tapping allegation. BJP leaders also questioned why Rahul had not submitted his phone for examination if he suspected surveillance.
The party maintained that such allegations should not be made without supporting evidence.
