There has been a lot of hue and cry in India over Rahul Gandhi's speech at Cambridge University. Rahul Gandhi had said that Pegasus was inserted in his phone so that he could be spied on.
Congress leader and MP Rahul Gandhi will deliver a speech in the British Parliament today. Earlier, he had given a lecture on democracy at Cambridge University. Rahul Gandhi had said that a large number of political leaders in India have Pegasus in their phones. I also had Pegasus in my phone. Rahul claimed that he was told by intelligence officials to be very careful whenever he spoke on the phone as the phone was being recorded.
According to media reports, Rahul Gandhi will address UK MPs, Lords Baroness and others on 6th March i.e. today as the Grand Committee of Westminster Palace. This address of Rahul Gandhi in the British Parliament will be on cultural, social and business relations. He will also speak at London-based think tank Chatham House. After this he will also attend some private business meetings.
Modi government at the center was targeted
In his lecture given at Cambridge University, Rahul Gandhi has alleged that democracy is under attack in India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is destroying India's democratic structure. Referring to the condition of the opposition in India, Rahul Gandhi said that we are constantly feeling this kind of pressure. Cases are being registered against opposition leaders.
'All institutions in the country are under attack'
The Congress leader further said, some such criminal cases were registered against me which were not criminal cases under any circumstances. he adds. The media, institutional structures, judiciary, parliament are all under attack and we were finding it very difficult to put forth the issues of the people through the normal medium.
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