Rahul Gandhi Accuses PM Modi of Phone Tapping, Challenges Him to Debate Again
New Delhi, November 13: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of tapping his phone. During an “Ask Me” session on Instagram, Rahul displayed his mobile phone and claimed, “The evidence of foreign funding is right here. The PM knows he is tapping my phone.”
Rahul has once again challenged Modi to a face-to-face debate, asserting that after a direct conversation, Modi will no longer hold the position of Prime Minister. This marks the seventh time in the past 12 days that Rahul has issued this challenge. On November 9, he had previously made this challenge for the sixth time in eight days.
“Who is Acting on Foreign Powers’ Orders?”
A user questioned the conflicting claims between Modi, who alleges that Rahul is receiving foreign assistance, and Rahul, who accuses Modi of acting on foreign powers’ orders. In response, Rahul stated that all evidence regarding these allegations is on his phone. He emphasized that a one-on-one debate would reveal who is acting on foreign influences and who has been involved in anti-national activities. Rahul mentioned that he possesses additional information stored on his phone.
“My Mic is Silenced in Parliament”
Regarding the BJP’s assertion that debates should occur in Parliament, Rahul responded that he has attempted to speak on various issues but has been silenced. He claimed that he was not allowed to address topics such as the farmer laws, vote theft, Savarkar, China, General Naravane’s book, and issues related to Epstein.
Rahul stated, “I want a direct debate with PM Modi, not just speeches in Parliament. On one side of the table should be Narendra Modi, and on the other, me. He can accuse me, and I will respond.” He added that he would have no issue if the BJP wanted to appoint Adani and Mohan Bhagwat as judges. Rahul guaranteed that after a face-to-face debate, Modi would not remain Prime Minister.
Pollution in Delhi as a Debate Topic
When asked about other potential debate topics, Rahul highlighted the pollution in Delhi. He sarcastically remarked that whether it is the AQI in Delhi or the invitation to debate, it will be interesting to see whom Modi chooses to ignore more. Rahul asserted that if Modi agrees to debate, he will have to step out of his air chamber and breathe like ordinary citizens, allowing both issues to be discussed.
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