New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday alleged that the Prime Minister and Minister of Home Affairs had used Pegasus Spyware against Indian states and on our institutions.
“They have used it politically, they have used it in Karnataka, they have used it for scuttle probes, they have used it against the Supreme Court, they have used it against all of these state institutions.
The only word for this is betrayal.
There is no other word for This, “Rahul Gandhi told reporters outside the parliament.
He further said, “My cellphone is tapped.
This is not a matter of privacy Rahul Gandhi.
I am an opposition leader, I raise the voice of people.
This is an attack on the voices of the people.
The minister at home must resign and there must be an investigation The Supreme Court against Narendra Modi.
“The government has rejected a report on the use of Pegasus software to lurk Indians, by saying enhanced accusations right in front of the Monsoon Parliament session aimed at” slandering Indian democracy “.
Pegasus reports have been published by wire in collaboration with 16 other international publications including the Washington Post, The Guardian and Le Monde, as media partners for investigations carried out by Nonprofit Media organizations based in Paris and the Amnesty International Rights Group.
The investigation focused on the leak list of more than 50,000 telephone numbers from all over the world which is believed to be the supervision target through Pegasus software from the Israeli Supervision Company NSO Group.
(With input from agency)
‘My cellphone is tapped’: Rahul Gandhi demands a probe monitored by SC into the Pegasus report
