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Pegasus row: 'Aap Chronology Samajhiye,' says Shah on snooping allegation

Union Home Minister hits out at Congress, global organisations over snooping allegation, calls it report by 'disrupters for obstructers'

Kolkata: Union Home Minister Amit Shah addresses a press meet, in Kolkata, Friday, Nov. 6, 2020. (PTI Photo/Ashok Bhaumik)
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday lashed out at the opposition Congress and international organisations for suggesting that the government was involved in surveillance of phones of politicians, journalists and others, saying it was a "report by disrupters for obstructers" who want to derail India's development trajectory with their conspiracies.

In a hard-hitting statement, he questioned the timing of the "selective leaks" on the eve of the Monsoon session and said they have been amplified by a few whose only aim is to do whatever is possible to humiliate India on the world stage.

"The timing of the selective leaks, the

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