The phones of two serving Union ministers, three opposition leaders, a constitutional authority, current and former heads of security organisations, administrators and 40 senior Indian journalists and activists were allegedly sabotaged and kept under surveillance using Israeli spy software called Pegasus. I went.
Both the owner of the software and the Indian government have categorically denied the allegations, but the political fallout from the scandal has been mounting.
In such a situation, the big question is, how reliable is the espionage evidence? Who pressed the snooping buttons and why? Watch as panelists discuss all these details and more on Newstrack with Rahul Kanwal.