New Delhi, Sep 1: The government today dismissed the allegations of BJP leader Yashwant Sinha that his telephones and those of his family were tapped, saying it was “totally incorrect”.“We have never tapped telephones of
Hyderabad, Mar 5: Reacting sharply to reports that he had deployed interceptors for clandestinely listening to important phone conversations, Army chief General V K Singh today dismissed them as “fiction” and hit out at the
New Delhi, Dec 9: A Parliamentary Committee has favoured an equilibrium in power among the “trinity” of Lokpal, CBI and CVC under which the CBI would not be subordinate to the ombudsman and rejected independent
Srinagar, Oct 7: Jammu and Kashmir Government today termed as “baseless and mischievous” reports that telephone lines of political leaders in the state were being tapped in the aftermath of death of a ruling National
Bangalore, July 25: Terming as “an unpardonable crime” the phone-tapping of Karnataka Lokayukta Justice N Santosh Hegde, Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa today sought an inquiry into the issue by a Central team and denied
New Delhi, Jun 23 : With reports about alleged phone tapping of CBEC Chairman coming close on the heels of the ‘bugging' of the Finance Minister's office, the BJP today turned the heat on the
Kolkata, May 26: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who frequently alleged during the Left Front regime that her phone was being tapped, today said an inquiry has been ordered into the eavesdrop on political
New Delhi/Mumbai, Dec 14 (PTI) Corporate leaders today welcomed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's assurance on the issue of phone tapping and his emphasis on tightening the existing system to prevent leakage of such recorded conversations."It
New Delhi, Dec 14 : Breaking his silence over the telephone tapping controversy, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today acknowledged that there was "nervousness" in the corporate sector and spoke of tightening the system to prevent
New Delhi, Nov 30 : Amid the controversy over the leakage of telephonic conversations of some high-profile people, Union Minister Farooq Abdullah today appeared to disapprove phone tapping."We want to see a happy India where
Government appears to be in no mood to constitute a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to probe either the IPL controversy or phone tapping allegation, notwithstanding the strident demand the opposition has made on both the
Senior BJP leader M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday in Hyderabad demanded setting up of two separate Joint Parliamentary Committees to probe into the controversial IPL deals and alleged phone tapping of key political leaders. "A
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