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Pegasus Snooping Row: Leader Cong Stage Steam, stopped by police from Marching to Raj Bhavan

Chandigarh: The leader of the Haryana Congress, including MLA, held a protest here on Thursday in connection with Pegasus Snooping Row, but was stopped by the police when they tried to march towards Raj Bhavan on foot.
Led by AICC responsible for Haryana Vivek Bansal and the Head of the State Congress Kumari Selja, leaders and workers gathered in the party’s office here.
They protested outside the party office, but when they tried to march towards Raj Bhavan on foot, the police detained them.
Congress leaders told reporters that the police quote the barrier command in place because Covid-19 and said they could not let them take a parade.
“We held peaceful protests, but the police did not allow us to continue further,” said Selp.
The leaders of the opposition party said they wanted to hand over a memorandum to the governor in connection with a row of scouts.
Selp said the center had to answer how the alleged use of spyware Pegasus Israel to lurk at least 300 telephone numbers in this country, including opposition leaders, activists and journalists, occurred right under his nose.
He also claimed that the leader of the Rahul Gandhi Congress, whose name was in the list of possibilities for Snooping Row victims, had become a “target” for the government because he continued to improve various problems of public interest.
“How could things like that happen right under this government’s nose? How did this spyware come here, who gave permission? The government must answer these questions,” said the Head of the State Congress.
Meanwhile, ask why opposition leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda did not join the protest, Bansal told reporters that the former main minister had been communicated that he would not be able to come when the doctor suggested him a few days of rest.
An international media consortium reported on Sunday that more than 300 verified cellular telephone numbers, including two present ministers, more than 40 journalists, three opposition leaders and judges sitting, in addition to a number of entrepreneurs and activists in India can be targeted to hack spyware pegasus.

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