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"KCR Wanted To Arrest BJP's BL Santosh, Force BJP To...": Big Claim In Phone Tapping Row
Inquiries into the Telangana phone-snooping row have thrown up yet an explosive allegation - that then Chief Minister KCR wanted to arrest senior BJP leader BL Santosh to force a "compromise" and negotiate the release of his daughter, K Kavitha.
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AAP Denies "Snooping" Allegations Against Manish Sisodia, BJP Seeks Probe
A row erupted on Wednesday over a CBI report claiming political intelligence gathering by the Feedback Unit (FBU) formed by the AAP after coming to power in Delhi in 2015.
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Congress's "Pseudo-Nationalism" Dig At Government After Pegasus Order
The Congress today welcomed the Supreme Court order of setting up an expert committee on the Pegasus spyware issue, and said it has negated alleged attempts of the government to evade and divert attention in the name of national security.
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Nitish Kumar, BJP Ally, Joins Opposition Clamour For Probe Into Pegasus
Bihar Chief Minister and BJP ally Nitish Kumar today added his voice to the opposition demand for an investigation into the Pegasus scandal involving allegations that politicians, journalists and others were targets of the Israeli spyware.
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Amid Pegasus Row, BJP's Suvendu Adhikari Says "We Have Call Records" In Bengal
As the Pegasus scandal rocks Parliament, a phone-tapping controversy has erupted in Bengal, where police today filed a case against BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari over claims he has information of calls to the police from Abhishek Banerjee's office.
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"Welcome To Listen": Sanjay Raut On Claims BJP Tapped Opposition Phones
Amid allegations Maharashtra BJP tapped the phones of opposition leaders, including NCP and Shiv Sena chiefs Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, Sena leader Sanjay Raut claimed a BJP leader told him his phone calls were being monitored
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Rajya Sabha Discusses WhatsApp Snooping Row
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: An uproar is expected in Parliament over BJP MP Pragya Thakur's remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse.
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Sonia Gandhi Didn't File Contentious Form, Claims Congress. But a Copy Exists.
The Congress today declared that contrary to the government's claims, party president Sonia Gandhi did not fill out a Delhi Police form that asks for respondents to list the colour of their hair, eyes, shoe size and any identification marks.
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'There's Nothing Sinister About Profiling,' Says Delhi Police Chief on Rahul Gandhi 'Snooping' Row
Delhi's Police Commissioner said today that there is nothing sinister about a proforma of parliamentarians living in Central Delhi, as it is an old and routine procedure that busy police chiefs may not necessarily know about.
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Snooping Row: US Promises to Deal With it Professionally
The US has promised to deal "professionally" with India's "concerns" over reported snooping of BJP by American spy agency NSA.
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Opinion: The US' Error Of Judgment In Prying On The BJP
What is required is a new approach, writes Nalin S Kohli.
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Snooping Row: Shadow over US Senator John McCain's Trip to India
A visit to India by US Senator John McCain on Wednesday was overshadowed by a row over reports that the National Security Agency was authorised to spy on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party in 2010.
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Snooping Row: 'Unacceptable', Says India As It Summons Top US Diplomats
India will lodge a strong protest today with the US after a report that its National Security Agency snooped on the BJP.
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Congress' Priya Dutt questions Narendra Modi's 'silence' on snooping row
Congress MP Priya Dutt today questioned the "silence" of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi over the snooping row involving a young woman.
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Gujarat snooping row: I didn't clear phone-tapping, says former top cop to NDTV
The expansive surveillance of a young woman in Gujarat by the state's most senior police officers was "elaborate protection, not snooping", the BJP has claimed, as it battles allegations that the espionage was illegal and ordered by Narendra Modi, who is now running for Prime Minister.
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"KCR Wanted To Arrest BJP's BL Santosh, Force BJP To...": Big Claim In Phone Tapping Row
Inquiries into the Telangana phone-snooping row have thrown up yet an explosive allegation - that then Chief Minister KCR wanted to arrest senior BJP leader BL Santosh to force a "compromise" and negotiate the release of his daughter, K Kavitha.
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AAP Denies "Snooping" Allegations Against Manish Sisodia, BJP Seeks Probe
A row erupted on Wednesday over a CBI report claiming political intelligence gathering by the Feedback Unit (FBU) formed by the AAP after coming to power in Delhi in 2015.
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Congress's "Pseudo-Nationalism" Dig At Government After Pegasus Order
The Congress today welcomed the Supreme Court order of setting up an expert committee on the Pegasus spyware issue, and said it has negated alleged attempts of the government to evade and divert attention in the name of national security.
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Nitish Kumar, BJP Ally, Joins Opposition Clamour For Probe Into Pegasus
Bihar Chief Minister and BJP ally Nitish Kumar today added his voice to the opposition demand for an investigation into the Pegasus scandal involving allegations that politicians, journalists and others were targets of the Israeli spyware.
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Amid Pegasus Row, BJP's Suvendu Adhikari Says "We Have Call Records" In Bengal
As the Pegasus scandal rocks Parliament, a phone-tapping controversy has erupted in Bengal, where police today filed a case against BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari over claims he has information of calls to the police from Abhishek Banerjee's office.
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"Welcome To Listen": Sanjay Raut On Claims BJP Tapped Opposition Phones
Amid allegations Maharashtra BJP tapped the phones of opposition leaders, including NCP and Shiv Sena chiefs Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, Sena leader Sanjay Raut claimed a BJP leader told him his phone calls were being monitored
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Rajya Sabha Discusses WhatsApp Snooping Row
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: An uproar is expected in Parliament over BJP MP Pragya Thakur's remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse.
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Sonia Gandhi Didn't File Contentious Form, Claims Congress. But a Copy Exists.
The Congress today declared that contrary to the government's claims, party president Sonia Gandhi did not fill out a Delhi Police form that asks for respondents to list the colour of their hair, eyes, shoe size and any identification marks.
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'There's Nothing Sinister About Profiling,' Says Delhi Police Chief on Rahul Gandhi 'Snooping' Row
Delhi's Police Commissioner said today that there is nothing sinister about a proforma of parliamentarians living in Central Delhi, as it is an old and routine procedure that busy police chiefs may not necessarily know about.
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Snooping Row: US Promises to Deal With it Professionally
The US has promised to deal "professionally" with India's "concerns" over reported snooping of BJP by American spy agency NSA.
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Opinion: The US' Error Of Judgment In Prying On The BJP
What is required is a new approach, writes Nalin S Kohli.
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Snooping Row: Shadow over US Senator John McCain's Trip to India
A visit to India by US Senator John McCain on Wednesday was overshadowed by a row over reports that the National Security Agency was authorised to spy on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party in 2010.
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Snooping Row: 'Unacceptable', Says India As It Summons Top US Diplomats
India will lodge a strong protest today with the US after a report that its National Security Agency snooped on the BJP.
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Congress' Priya Dutt questions Narendra Modi's 'silence' on snooping row
Congress MP Priya Dutt today questioned the "silence" of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi over the snooping row involving a young woman.
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Gujarat snooping row: I didn't clear phone-tapping, says former top cop to NDTV
The expansive surveillance of a young woman in Gujarat by the state's most senior police officers was "elaborate protection, not snooping", the BJP has claimed, as it battles allegations that the espionage was illegal and ordered by Narendra Modi, who is now running for Prime Minister.
