Rahul Gandhi Accuses PM Modi of Tapping His Phone, Reiterates Challenge to Debate

New Delhi: Lok Sabha Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Friday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is having his phone tapped, saying the device holds evidence against the Prime Minister.

Gandhi made the remarks during an “Ask Me” live session on Instagram. In a video the shared on X, he said Modi knows exactly what the phone contains because it is being tapped.

He said the evidence would come out if the Prime Minister agreed to a face-to-face debate. According to him, the discussion would reveal who is controlled by foreign powers, who is anti-national and for how long they have been. The Congress leader said he was ready to debate “any time, any place”.

Friday’s challenge was the latest in a string of several in the last few weeks. Rahul Gandhi said he wants an open discussion on election processes, foreign interference and national security. Earkier, on November 6, he had said he was ready to debate on any platform. He has also urged senior Union ministers to persuade the Prime Minister to accept.

The exchange comes amid an escalating confrontation between the BJP and Opposition parties over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.