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"Not Even Junior Writer Would...": BJP Mocks Rahul Gandhi Phone-Tap Charge
The BJP on Friday dared Rahul Gandhi to submit his phone for investigation if he believes it was tapped, and asserted that no one's phone has been tapped illegally by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government.
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Late by 2 years: BJP MLA On Phone-Tapping Allegations By Congress Leader
Maharashtra BJP MLA Ashish Shelar sought to know why state Congress chief Nana Patole took nearly two years to level the phone-tapping allegation against the previous Devendra Fadnavis government.
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Fact-Finding Report On Alleged Phone Tapping Full Of Fallacies: BJP's Devendra Fadnavis
BJP leader Devendra Fandavis on Friday alleged that the fact-finding report submitted to the Maharashtra government by the state chief secretary Sitaram Kunte over the phone-tapping allegations is full of fallacies.
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Congress Asks BJP Minister To Quit Over Rajasthan "Phone-Tapping" Row
The Congress demanded Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat's resignation on Sunday for his alleged involvement in a conspiracy to topple the Ashok Gehlot government in Rajasthan.
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Phone-Tapping Not Maharashtra's "Culture", Says Devendra Fadnavis
After Home Minister Anil Deshmukh's allegation that phones of Congress-NCP leaders were tapped by the previous BJP regime during 2019 Lok Sabha and Assembly polls, former ex-chief minister Devendra Fadnavis rejected the charges on Friday.
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Karnataka Congress Demands Probe In "Phone-Tapping" Allegations
Several Congress leaders in Karnataka on Thursday sought a probe into allegations of phone tapping during the previous coalition government headed by HD Kumaraswamy in which they were partners, as the ruling BJP upped the ante on the matter.
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We are not the experts on snooping, says Nitish Kumar after BJP alleges phone-tapping
We are not the experts on snooping, says Nitish Kumar after BJP alleges phone-tapping Nitish Kumar today turned an allegation that his government is tapping the phones of BJP leaders neatly on its head, quipping that expertise in that department lay with the BJP.
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Arun Jaitley phone-tapping row: Home Minister may make statement in Rajya Sabha today
Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde is expected to make a statement in the Rajya Sabha today on an alleged attempt to tap the phone of BJP leader Arun Jaitley, who is also Leader of Opposition in the upper house.
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BJP targets Centre on phone-tapping, calls it 'cause of grave concern'
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today sought a clarification from the UPA government at the Centre on alleged tapping of over one lakh telephones across the country, describing it as a "cause of grave concern". Stating that this amounted to misuse of power, the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley said "The gove...
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BJP attacks government over phone-tapping
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday accused the government of giving "limited denials" on the telephone tapping allegations and warned that allowing lobbyists to influence policies like telecom spectrum would be "hugely frightening" for Parliamentary democracy.
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"Not Even Junior Writer Would...": BJP Mocks Rahul Gandhi Phone-Tap Charge
The BJP on Friday dared Rahul Gandhi to submit his phone for investigation if he believes it was tapped, and asserted that no one's phone has been tapped illegally by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government.
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Late by 2 years: BJP MLA On Phone-Tapping Allegations By Congress Leader
Maharashtra BJP MLA Ashish Shelar sought to know why state Congress chief Nana Patole took nearly two years to level the phone-tapping allegation against the previous Devendra Fadnavis government.
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Fact-Finding Report On Alleged Phone Tapping Full Of Fallacies: BJP's Devendra Fadnavis
BJP leader Devendra Fandavis on Friday alleged that the fact-finding report submitted to the Maharashtra government by the state chief secretary Sitaram Kunte over the phone-tapping allegations is full of fallacies.
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Congress Asks BJP Minister To Quit Over Rajasthan "Phone-Tapping" Row
The Congress demanded Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat's resignation on Sunday for his alleged involvement in a conspiracy to topple the Ashok Gehlot government in Rajasthan.
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Phone-Tapping Not Maharashtra's "Culture", Says Devendra Fadnavis
After Home Minister Anil Deshmukh's allegation that phones of Congress-NCP leaders were tapped by the previous BJP regime during 2019 Lok Sabha and Assembly polls, former ex-chief minister Devendra Fadnavis rejected the charges on Friday.
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Karnataka Congress Demands Probe In "Phone-Tapping" Allegations
Several Congress leaders in Karnataka on Thursday sought a probe into allegations of phone tapping during the previous coalition government headed by HD Kumaraswamy in which they were partners, as the ruling BJP upped the ante on the matter.
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We are not the experts on snooping, says Nitish Kumar after BJP alleges phone-tapping
We are not the experts on snooping, says Nitish Kumar after BJP alleges phone-tapping Nitish Kumar today turned an allegation that his government is tapping the phones of BJP leaders neatly on its head, quipping that expertise in that department lay with the BJP.
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Arun Jaitley phone-tapping row: Home Minister may make statement in Rajya Sabha today
Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde is expected to make a statement in the Rajya Sabha today on an alleged attempt to tap the phone of BJP leader Arun Jaitley, who is also Leader of Opposition in the upper house.
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BJP targets Centre on phone-tapping, calls it 'cause of grave concern'
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today sought a clarification from the UPA government at the Centre on alleged tapping of over one lakh telephones across the country, describing it as a "cause of grave concern". Stating that this amounted to misuse of power, the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley said "The gove...
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BJP attacks government over phone-tapping
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday accused the government of giving "limited denials" on the telephone tapping allegations and warned that allowing lobbyists to influence policies like telecom spectrum would be "hugely frightening" for Parliamentary democracy.
