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25 Aug 2022

Pegasus Spyware Case: will Rahul Gandhi apologize now? - BJP

While speaking in the press conference on Pegasus issue, Ravi Shankar Prasad attacked the Congress fiercely. He raised questions that Congress had stalled Parliament on Pegasus, will Rahul Gandhi apologize now?

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03 Aug 2021

Pegasus Controversy: Many opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi reached Parliament from cycle in protest

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday led a cycle rally along with opposition MPs towards Parliament to protest the hike in fuel prices. In the Constitution Club of Delhi, Rahul Gandhi also held a meeting with 17 MPs of opposition parties in the morning on the Pegasus espionage case.

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03 Aug 2021

Pegasus snooping controversy: How much 'boil' in 'tea' of Anti-Modi protest?

To present a united face on the Pegasus spyware issue, leaders of several opposition parties attended a breakfast meeting organized by former Congress President Rahul Gandhi at the Constitution Club on Tuesday. Several opposition MPs reached Parliament on bicycles after the meeting to raise the issue of rising fuel prices.

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03 Aug 2021

Pegasus Case: Nitish Kumar demands probe amid continuous postponement of Monsoon Session

BJP ally and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday supported the opposition, demanding a probe into the matter, amid continuing uproar in the monsoon session of Parliament over the Pegasus spying case. Kumar said the investigation should be made public.

28 Jul 2021

Pegasus Snooping Controversy: Many opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi march on foot outside Parliament

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi held a meeting with 14 opposition parties to chalk out a strategy against the government over the 'Pegasus phone hacking scandal'. Rahul said the prime minister "put a weapon in our phone", used it to "hurt the soul of India's democracy" and now the government is trying to silence the opposition's demands for discussion in Parliament.

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