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The proof is in the phone: Rahul Gandhi dares PM Modi to debate on anti-national charge
What happened
Rahul Gandhi has renewed his challenge for a one-on-one public debate with PM Narendra Modi, claiming that Modi's political career will be over if he debates him. Gandhi is seeking to clear his name of allegations of being anti-national, which he says he can prove with evidence on his phone. He has accused the PM of tapping his phone and controlling him. Gandhi has been barred from speaking in Parliament and wants a public debate instead.
Why it matters
The debate challenge is significant as it reflects the ongoing tension between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress. The outcome of the debate may impact the public perception of the leaders and their parties. The allegations of phone tapping and foreign control are serious and require evidence to substantiate.
Key facts
- Rahul Gandhi
- challenged PM Modi to a public debate
- claims to have evidence on his phone to prove he is not anti-national
- has been barred from speaking in Parliament.
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