Ahmedabad: Congress on Friday held a demonstration at Gijarat’s Gandhinagar for alleged supervision of its leaders and other officials using Israeli spyware, and demanded the investigation into the Supreme Court into this issue.
Congress leaders and workers, led by the President of the State Unit Party, Amit Chavda, and opposition leader at Gujarat Assembly Paresh Dhanani, first gathered outside the Gandhinagar Circuit House with banners and raised the slogan against the BJP government in the midst of the problem.
Then, Chavda, Dhanani and other senior leaders met Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat in Raj Bhavan and handed the Note, which was intended for President of RAM Nath Kovind.
“BJP conspires political leaders, journalists and others by spying on them.
This surveillance is similar to an emergency that is not declared.
This is a direct violation of the rights of people for privacy.
We have submitted the president’s note, for the governor looking for a probe that is monitored by SC to In the overall problem, “Dhanani told reporters.
In memorandum, the Gujarat Congress claims that the Israeli spyware may have been used by the center for the Karnataka Government Congress Topple and Madhya Pradesh.
The opposition party also suspects that their leaders may have undergone illegal supervision by the BJP government during the election of Saba 2017 and 2020 in Gujarat.
Memorandum claims that cellphones are more than 300 people, including Rahul Gandhi and two central ministers, hacked using pegasus to spy on.
Congress accused that instead of using this expensive software to spy on Pakistan and China, the BJP government chose to spy on people in their own country.
While the French government has ordered an investigation into this issue after learning that their leaders and journalists also spy on using software, the BJP government still denies the fact that the telephone of around 300 officials was hacked in India, Congress claimed, looking for apologies from the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Resignation of the Ministry of Home Union Amit Shah for moral reasons.
A recent international media consortium reported that more than 300 verified cellular telephone numbers, including two ministers, more than 40 journalists, three opposition leaders, in addition to a number of people and activists in India can be targeted to hack using software / spyware pegasus.
The government has rejected the allegations of all types of supervision in its parts to certain people, said it “does not have a concrete base or truth associated with it”.
Pegasus Row: Stages of Gujarat Congress Protest
