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A fresh political clash has broken out ahead of the upcoming winter session of Parliament following allegations of phone tapping and challenges for a direct debate. The opposition leadership claimed that evidence regarding foreign influence is stored on the surveillance device. In response, the ruling party demanded concrete substantiation and proof instead of sensational public claims, urging meaningful parliamentary discussions instead. Meanwhile, opposition allies pointed to past surveillance controversies, intensifying the confrontation as both political sides brace for a heated parliamentary session.

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00:00Well, that's not all when we speak of flashpoints that's coming up between the Congress and the BJP,
00:06because during his latest debate there to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi has now alleged that his phone is
00:13being tapped.
00:15Well, it reminds us all of another story that had panned out a few years back,
00:20so let's take you through the details of what's happening here now.
00:22The remark has stoked a massive political storm with the BJP gunning for Rahul Gandhi,
00:27asking him to substantiate his claim and debate with the Prime Minister in the upcoming Parliament session.
00:32Take a look at this news report to understand what exactly has come out this time.
00:46The proof is here. It's in this phone. The Prime Minister knows it because he taps my phone.
00:56After alleged Snoop Gage storm in 2021, now a big phone-tapping charge.
01:05Rahul Gandhi set the cat among the pigeon with the remarks that his phone is being tapped by Prime Minister
01:11Modi.
01:13BJP lashed out at the leader of opposition,
01:16alleging that a person holding such an important position must not make wild allegations.
01:44BJP urged Rahul Gandhi not to shoot and scoot and provide substantial proof of his claims.
01:50It seems that Mr. Rahul Gandhi is obsessed with this new strategy of his.
01:56Make a false, blatant and rather outrageous allegation.
02:00Something like my phone is being tapped.
02:03Provide no evidence.
02:05And then sit back and say I need to have a debate with the Honourable Prime Minister.
02:11The remark from Rahul Gandhi snowballed into a massive political storm
02:15after he once again dared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to debate with him one-on-one
02:21and allege that his phone had been tapped.
02:24In a post on social media, Rahul claimed that his phone has details of the Prime Minister allegedly receiving foreign
02:31help.
02:32The proof is here.
02:34It's in this phone.
02:36The Prime Minister knows it because he taps my phone.
02:40The moment he comes for the debate, one-on-one debate,
02:45everybody will know who's controlled by foreign powers,
02:49who's an anti-national,
02:51since when he's been an anti-national,
02:53and lots of other details that I know and are on my phone.
02:57India Block partners have also come out in support of Rahul Gandhi.
03:25With political temperatures rising ahead of the winter session,
03:29this phone-tapping allegation has added a new flashpoint to the ongoing war of words.
03:36Bureau Report, India Today.

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