Rajasthan phone tapping row: Blame game begins within Congress
Phone tapping incident once again sparked the controversy in Rajasthan, Congress MLA Ved Prakash Solanki on June 13 levelled allegations against his own government.
MLA VP Solanki said, “I don't know whether my phone being taped or not. But many MLAs have said that mobile phones are being taped. Many officials' also told them (legislators) that it seems that there're efforts underway to trap. MLAs have informed this to CM also.”
Rajasthan Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas refuted the allegation and said that phone tapping is not state government’s character.
“Rajasthan govt doesn't tap anyone's phone, that's not our character. If an MLA says that his phone is not tapped but mentions other MLAs who say that their phones have been tapped, then he should reveal those names and speak to the CM.”
MLA VP Solanki said, “I don't know whether my phone being taped or not. But many MLAs have said that mobile phones are being taped. Many officials' also told them (legislators) that it seems that there're efforts underway to trap. MLAs have informed this to CM also.”
Rajasthan Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas refuted the allegation and said that phone tapping is not state government’s character.
“Rajasthan govt doesn't tap anyone's phone, that's not our character. If an MLA says that his phone is not tapped but mentions other MLAs who say that their phones have been tapped, then he should reveal those names and speak to the CM.”