Mukul Roy Phone Tapping

Union minister Amit Shah today questioned how the phone call between two BJP leaders in Bengal -- which has unleashed a fresh political storm -- became public. "We have demanded this in writing. There is no tapping also for transfer etc. The question is who tapped (the phone) and how did this happen," he told reporters. The alleged phone conversati...

Mukul Roy, the former Trinamool lawmaker who is now the BJP's election manager for Bengal, claims that his cellphone is being tapped and he would take legal recourse at a court in Delhi.

The Delhi High Court today disposed of former TMC leader Mukul Roy's plea alleging phone tapping, after the centre and the West Bengal government said his numbers were not being intercepted. The order was passed by Justice Vibhu Bakhru after he perused the affidavits filed by the two governments.

The Delhi High Court today directed the Centre and the West Bengal government to file in a sealed cover, their responses on a plea by BJP leader Mukul Roy alleging that his phones were being tapped by the state police.

Mukul Roy, who recently quit Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress to join the BJP, has moved the Delhi High Court alleging that his phone is being tapped by the Bengal Government. The court will take up his petition on Monday.

Union minister Amit Shah today questioned how the phone call between two BJP leaders in Bengal -- which has unleashed a fresh political storm -- became public. "We have demanded this in writing. There is no tapping also for transfer etc. The question is who tapped (the phone) and how did this happen," he told reporters. The alleged phone conversati...

Mukul Roy, the former Trinamool lawmaker who is now the BJP's election manager for Bengal, claims that his cellphone is being tapped and he would take legal recourse at a court in Delhi.

The Delhi High Court today disposed of former TMC leader Mukul Roy's plea alleging phone tapping, after the centre and the West Bengal government said his numbers were not being intercepted. The order was passed by Justice Vibhu Bakhru after he perused the affidavits filed by the two governments.

The Delhi High Court today directed the Centre and the West Bengal government to file in a sealed cover, their responses on a plea by BJP leader Mukul Roy alleging that his phones were being tapped by the state police.

Mukul Roy, who recently quit Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress to join the BJP, has moved the Delhi High Court alleging that his phone is being tapped by the Bengal Government. The court will take up his petition on Monday.