Congress Fears Foreign Powers Snooping On India; Center Clears No Transaction

Considering this, the NCP pioneer said it was basic for the Center to quickly arrange a test into the make a difference to uncover reality, as the Congress requested an articulation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue. 

Naming it as "an intense matter", NCP National Spokesperson and Minorities Affairs Minister Nawab Malik in Maharashtra said that the Bharatiya Janata Party-administered Center should give an appropriate explanation in Parliament. "The Ministry of Defense (MoD) has said that it steers clear of the Pegasus matter. The Center should offer an appropriate expression in Parliament through some senior pastor such that the public authority has no connections with the NSO Group Technologies," Malik encouraged. Likewise Read - 6 TMC MPs Suspended From Rajya Sabha For The Day For Creating Ruckus Over Pegasus Issue 

He said that assuming the Center's case was undoubtedly obvious, it turns out to be much more genuine as it could highlight some unfamiliar forces sneaking around on the nation and its top foundations and people. "The telephones of a few resistance pioneers, Supreme Court judges, Election Commission of India, attorneys, writers, industrialists have been tapped, however the MoD cases it has no connections with Pegasus. Then, at that point who is answerable for this," Malik inquired. Likewise Read - Pegasus Row: SC to Hear Pleas Seeking Probe Into Snooping Allegations on Thursday 

Considering this, the NCP pioneer said it was basic for the Center to quickly arrange a test into the make a difference to uncover reality, as the Congress requested an explanation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue. 

Malik's remarks came a day after the Minister of State for Defense Ajay Bhatt educated the Rajya Sabha that the MoD has not had any exchanges with the NSO Group Technologies of Israel, as Parliament gridlock proceeds with the resistance firm on a discussion in the house.