Pegasus spying on baseless allegations; left of the opposition without problem: Nadda

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BJP chairman JP Nadda on Sunday called Pegasus’ espionage allegations baseless and denounced opposition parties, saying there was no longer a problem with them.

He also said that while the Center is ready to discuss different issues, the disappointed and dead-end opposition parties led by Congress were disrupting the work of parliament.

Nadda was speaking to reporters here at the end of her two-day visit to Goa.

Responding to a question about Pegasus’ spy line, he said: It’s baseless, it’s no problem. The opposition parties led by Congress have no issues they wish to raise for the people. That is why they raise this kind of problem.

Last Sunday, an international media consortium reported that more than 300 verified Indian mobile phone numbers, including those of two ministers, more than 40 journalists, three opposition leaders as well as dozens of businessmen and activists in India, could have been targeted for hacking via the Pegasus spyware of the Israeli firm NSO.

However, the government has denied all opposition allegations in this matter.

Speaking of the frequent disruptions of parliamentary work, Nadda said: “We are ready for all types of discussions, but Congress, as well as other opposition parties, has become disappointed and without problem and therefore resorts to such discussions. disturbances. They don’t know what to do. They want to stop Parliament on dead-end things.

But people know that despite their best efforts, the productivity of Parliament has broken all records under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. At Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the company has broken all records, he added.

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