Rahul Gandhi Challenges PM Modi to One-on-One Debate, Claims Evidence Is on His Phone

Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Friday renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a one-on-one public debate, claiming that the Prime Minister's political career would be at risk if he accepted. In video clips shared by the Congress, Gandhi said he wanted an open exchange of allegations rather than prepared speeches. He claimed that evidence supporting his accusations was stored on his mobile phone and alleged that his phone had been tapped.

Explaining why he wanted a public debate, Gandhi said he was repeatedly prevented from raising issues in Parliament, including farm laws, alleged vote theft, electoral roll revision, China and other controversies. His remarks come amid escalating tensions between the BJP and Opposition over allegations of electoral irregularities and foreign influence. Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah have also criticised the Congress leader, intensifying the political exchange.

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