From The Economic Times
Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co."Rahul Gandhi must get his head examined": Keralam BJP chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar dismisses phone-tapping claim
What's behind this
Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, titled “Belonging: A Journey of Love”, portrays the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition as a personal and national trauma that drove her into politics, while reviewers describe the book as an intimate portrait of the Gandhi family rather than a political expose and note accusations of historical distortions. At the same time, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed his phone is being tapped by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, prompting BJP to label him a habitual liar. Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor corroborated concerns about phone surveillance, saying tapping is a reality in India and that his own phone was monitored during the Pegasus controversy.
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RSS excerpt
Chandrasekhar said, "Rahul Gandhi, I can only safely say to him, with all respect, must get his head examined. Nobody is bothered tapping his phone. Nobody is interested in tapping his phone. If anybody is interested, it's to understand why his brain only functions on lies day after day."