New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said that the opposition party wants to ask one question: Does the Indian government buy Pegasus? Yes or no.
“Does the government use pegasus weapons towards its own people? We have been clearly notified by the government that there is no discussion that will take place in Pegasus at home,” he told reporters outside the parliament building.
“I want to know from the country’s young man – Narendra Modi Ji Has sent a weapon in your phone.
This weapon has been used against me, the Supreme Court, many leaders, people in the press and activists.
So why should not be discussed at home, “Gandhi said.
Rahul also stressed that Pegasus issues were not a privacy problem.
“Pegasus Row for us is a problem of nationalism, betrayal.
This is an anti-national job,” he said.
“We do not want to compromise with inflation, pegasus, and farmer issues.
We want discussion at home, “Gandhi said.
In the middle of a dead end in parliament with Pegasus’s problems lurking, the leaders of various opposition parties on Wednesday met and decided to submit a notification of similar delays about this problem.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attended a meeting in the opposition leader room at Rajya Sabha Malikarjun Kharge.
The meeting chaired by Kharge was attended by opposition leaders from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, and discussed the shared opposition strategy to corner the government.
Gandhi has attended a similar one.
Gandhi meeting Lok Sabha’s opposition leader on Tuesday night.
The names of several opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi, activists and 40 Indian journalists appear in a potential target list that leaked for supervision by unknown institutions using Pegasus Spyware, according to reports published in wire.
The government has denied all accusations of opposition in this matter.
(With input from the institution)
‘Yes or no’: Does the government buy Pegasus Spyware, Rahul Gandhi asks
