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NDA Dismisses Rahul Gandhis Phone Tapping Claims as Baseless

Political tensions rise as NDA officials reject Rahul Gandhis phone tapping allegations, urging him to focus on his own vision.

Mumbai, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : Political tensions are escalating in Mumbai as Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, makes serious allegations regarding phone tapping. Shiv Sena leader Shaina NC has come forward to defend Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning the validity of Gandhi’s claims. She urged Gandhi to concentrate on his own political vision rather than constantly invoking Modi’s name.

Shaina NC, speaking to reporters, posed a rhetorical question: “Why would Prime Minister Modi want to tap Rahul Gandhi’s phone? Is he some kind of secret agent, or does he possess confidential information that necessitates such action?”

She emphasized that if Gandhi wishes to make accusations, he must overcome his “Modi phobia” to gain a clearer perspective. “You lack both vision and a plan. You’ve mentioned Modi so often that he appears as a villain, when in reality, he is a hero. You should seek another target for your political allegations,” she stated.

BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal echoed these sentiments, labeling Gandhi’s claims as an old issue that resurfaces every decade. He recalled that nearly ten years ago, Gandhi made similar accusations and was asked to submit his phone for forensic examination, a suggestion he ultimately ignored.

Jaiswal accused Gandhi of relying on rumors for political gain, asserting that politics should be grounded in reality and substantive issues. “Gandhi is recycling the same statements he made a decade ago,” he remarked.

Additionally, Jaiswal provided details about Prime Minister Modi’s upcoming visit to Bihar on November 21, where he will inaugurate the ‘Nitish Setu,’ a bridge named after former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. He noted that Modi’s visits typically bring positive developments for the state.

Reflecting on past political dynamics, Jaiswal recalled a time when residents of Raghopur approached then Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav to demand bridge construction, only to be denied. He contrasted that era with the current advancements under Nitish Kumar’s leadership, highlighting Modi’s significant role in Bihar’s development.

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