Proof of allegations against Modi on my phone, which PM taps: Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi Upping the ante over his debate dare to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday (November 13, 2026) alleged that he has proof of allegations against Mr. Modi on his phone, which is being “tapped by the prime minister”. Mr. Gandhi also claimed that a one-on-one debate with him will end Mr. Modi’s political career. ‘Will prove in 5 minutes that Modi is anti-national’: Rahul reiterates open debate dare to PM ‘Will prove in 5 minutes that Modi is anti-national’: Rahul reiterates open debate dare to PM You can pick the judge you want, even Mohan Bhagwat.

If you want to make Adani the judge, make him sit in front of you. It won’t matter, Rahul Gandhi said ‘Will prove in 5 minutes that Modi is anti-national’: Rahul reiterates open debate dare to PM storyline 1 Responding to a question during an ‘Ask Me’ session on Instagram about why he was insisting on a public debate when the BJP has said that the exchange can take place in Parliament, Mr.

Gandhi said he was not allowed to speak in the House, and his microphone was even switched off. “You did not let me talk on the farm bills, vote chori, SIR, China, on (Gen) Naravane’s book, Epstein. I want a one-on-one debate. I don’t want a debate entailing long speeches,” the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha said. “I want that Narendra Modi makes allegations against me and I do the same to him.

He can come; there will be a table, on one side there will be Narendra Modi ji and on the other side, it will be me,” Mr. Gandhi said. Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate on ‘foreign help’ Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate on ‘foreign help’ Congress leader alleges that it was with ‘foreign help’ that Modi became PM; this comes after the Prime Minister accused the Opposition of taking foreign help to destabilise the country Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate on ‘foreign help’ storyline 1 He added that he had no objection if Adani Group chairperson Gautam Adani or RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat was appointed as the judge for the debate.

“But I guarantee that the prime minister will not remain the PM after a one-on-one debate with me,” Mr. Gandhi said. Responding to another question during the session, Gandhi said the proof of all his allegations is on his phone, “which is tapped by the prime minister”. Rahul Gandhi dares PM to debate him on who is ‘anti-national’ Rahul Gandhi dares PM to debate him on who is ‘anti-national’ Accusing the PM of branding his political opponents as ‘Naxals’ following his Deepavali speech to CRPF personnel, the Congress leader reiterates his challenge to debate him on ‘who is anti-national and who is controlled by foreign forces’ Rahul Gandhi dares PM to debate him on who is ‘anti-national’ storyline 1 He alleged that a one-on-one debate would establish who was controlled by foreign powers and who was an “anti-national”, adding that his phone contained details about these matters.

Posting a video on X, Mr. Gandhi also claimed, “The prime minister’s political career will be over if he comes and debates with me; he knows that and I know that.” “He keeps calling me anti-national. I want to show the nation exactly who is anti-national, exactly who is controlled by whom and since when, and he knows the truth of that,” Mr. Gandhi said. Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate after ‘Intellectual Naxal’ remark Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate after ‘Intellectual Naxal’ remark A fresh political confrontation has erupted between the Congress and the BJP after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks about “intellectual Naxals” during his Deepavali visit to Bastar.

Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi responded by challenging the Prime Minister to an open debate on who is truly anti-national and who is influenced by foreign forces. The Congress has accused PM Modi of using official platforms to attack political opponents, while the BJP maintains that Parliament remains the proper forum for debate. Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate after ‘Intellectual Naxal’ remark video 1 He further claimed that Mr.

Modi was no longer attacking him because he was feeling pressured. “Notice something: there is a little fear in his (Modi’s) mind because he is no longer commenting about me; he is no longer attacking me; he is being very, very careful. There is a reason for it, guys,” Mr. Gandhi said. In his post in Hindi, Mr. Gandhi said, “Modi ji, even at your own godi media’s Diwali gathering, you used a teleprompter?

The people are yours, the stage is yours, the whole environment is yours, yet you still need a script. Looks like the pressure got to you.” “Anyway, no worries. Bring a teleprompter to a debate with me too, and seat a judge of your choice as well. Just show up, that’s all. The country wants to know - who is the real traitor?” Mr. Gandhi said. At CWC meet, Rahul says Modi told him: ‘When we go, you will come' At CWC meet, Rahul says Modi told him: ‘When we go, you will come' Leader of Opposition says Congress must resist both inside Parliament and on the streets; asserts CEC Gyanesh Kumar has to resign At CWC meet, Rahul says Modi told him: ‘When we go, you will come' storyline 1 The former Congress chief has repeatedly challenged Mr.

Modi to an open debate and earlier claimed that it would take him just five minutes to establish that the prime minister was a “traitor”. The BJP leaders have scoffed at Mr. Gandhi’s challenge, alleging that he has been running away from debates in Parliament. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that while Mr. Gandhi is asking the Prime Minister to choose the venue for a debate, there already exists one in Parliament and called on him to show “some seriousness and responsibility” as the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha.