Rahul Gandhi attacks NSA Doval, claims small group controls system

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp attack on National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at a rally in Indore, suggesting the NSA was monitoring citizens through their phones. Gandhi alleged that just six people control India's system, framing this as a threat to democratic governance.
The Indore venue drew large crowds, with roads packed and banners lining the route from the airport. Gandhi's remarks reflected the opposition's broader critique of centralized power and alleged surveillance concerns under the current administration.



