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On Rahul Gandhi's "Snooping" Allegation, BJP's "Hallucination" Retort
The BJP on Friday made light of Rahul Gandhi's allegation that he was being snooped upon, saying that the Congress leader was "hallucinating" and makes such claims as he wants to create headlines wherever he goes.
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"Pegasus In His Mind": Minister Anurag Thakur On Rahul Gandhi's Fresh Snooping Charge
Lashing out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his claim of being snooped on through Israeli spyware Pegasus, Union Minister Anurag Thakur today said it is his habit to raise unfounded allegations and 'defame' India on foreign shores.
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"King Doesn't Listen": Rahul Gandhi's Top 10 Quotes In Parliament
Targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi today in parliament said the gap between the "rich India" and "poor India" is widening. From Pegasus snooping row to unemployment and tensions with China, he touched on several issues.
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J&K Congress Seeks Supreme Court-Monitored Probe Into Pegasus Scandal
The Jammu and Kashmir unit of the Congress on Thursday demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the alleged snooping on phones of party leader Rahul Gandhi and others with Israeli spyware Pegasus.
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"Modi Government Can Now Listen To Bedroom Chats": Congress On Pegasus
The Congress party today lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over reports of Pegasus spyware being used against Rahul Gandhi, Prashant Kishor, and others. It called the BJP Bharatiya Jasoos Party for the alleged snooping.
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Rahul Gandhi's "We Know What He's Been Reading" Taunt In Snooping Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after phone numbers of Indian ministers, leaders in the opposition, and journalists were found on a database of targets for hacking that used Israeli spyware 'Pegasus'.
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For WhatsApp Snooping Row, Rahul Gandhi Finds A Rafale Link
Congress's Rahul Gandhi targeted the government today over the WhatsApp breach of privacy issue, which unleashed a political storm this morning. By the evening, as the Centre said it has sought an explanation from the social media giant, Mr Gandhi - who is currently abroad on a "meditational trip", tweeted a jibe, citing the Rafale fighter jet dea...
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Arun Jaitley Defends "Big Brother" Order As He Praises NIA's Terror Arrests
Senior minister Arun Jaitley today defended a recent government order on monitoring all computers as he congratulated the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for the arrest yesterday of 10 members of an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning a terror attack.
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"Snooping" Order: Rahul Gandhi Does Fear-Mongering, Says Amit Shah
Following Congress chief Rahul Gandhi's comments on government order for monitoring of all computers, Bharatiya Janata Party president Amit Shah today said Mr Gandhi is doing "fear-mongering" and playing with national security.
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"Insecure Dictator": Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over "Snooping" Order
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today launched a scathing attack on a central order that gives investigative agencies sweeping powers to monitor data on computers.
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On Rahul Gandhi's "Snooping" Allegation, BJP's "Hallucination" Retort
The BJP on Friday made light of Rahul Gandhi's allegation that he was being snooped upon, saying that the Congress leader was "hallucinating" and makes such claims as he wants to create headlines wherever he goes.
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"Pegasus In His Mind": Minister Anurag Thakur On Rahul Gandhi's Fresh Snooping Charge
Lashing out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his claim of being snooped on through Israeli spyware Pegasus, Union Minister Anurag Thakur today said it is his habit to raise unfounded allegations and 'defame' India on foreign shores.
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"King Doesn't Listen": Rahul Gandhi's Top 10 Quotes In Parliament
Targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi today in parliament said the gap between the "rich India" and "poor India" is widening. From Pegasus snooping row to unemployment and tensions with China, he touched on several issues.
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J&K Congress Seeks Supreme Court-Monitored Probe Into Pegasus Scandal
The Jammu and Kashmir unit of the Congress on Thursday demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the alleged snooping on phones of party leader Rahul Gandhi and others with Israeli spyware Pegasus.
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"Modi Government Can Now Listen To Bedroom Chats": Congress On Pegasus
The Congress party today lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over reports of Pegasus spyware being used against Rahul Gandhi, Prashant Kishor, and others. It called the BJP Bharatiya Jasoos Party for the alleged snooping.
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Rahul Gandhi's "We Know What He's Been Reading" Taunt In Snooping Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after phone numbers of Indian ministers, leaders in the opposition, and journalists were found on a database of targets for hacking that used Israeli spyware 'Pegasus'.
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For WhatsApp Snooping Row, Rahul Gandhi Finds A Rafale Link
Congress's Rahul Gandhi targeted the government today over the WhatsApp breach of privacy issue, which unleashed a political storm this morning. By the evening, as the Centre said it has sought an explanation from the social media giant, Mr Gandhi - who is currently abroad on a "meditational trip", tweeted a jibe, citing the Rafale fighter jet dea...
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Arun Jaitley Defends "Big Brother" Order As He Praises NIA's Terror Arrests
Senior minister Arun Jaitley today defended a recent government order on monitoring all computers as he congratulated the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for the arrest yesterday of 10 members of an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning a terror attack.
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"Snooping" Order: Rahul Gandhi Does Fear-Mongering, Says Amit Shah
Following Congress chief Rahul Gandhi's comments on government order for monitoring of all computers, Bharatiya Janata Party president Amit Shah today said Mr Gandhi is doing "fear-mongering" and playing with national security.
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"Insecure Dictator": Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over "Snooping" Order
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today launched a scathing attack on a central order that gives investigative agencies sweeping powers to monitor data on computers.
