New Delhi: BJP leader Jaswant Singh on Wednesday took a dig at the government over alleged tapping of phones of political leaders, including Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, saying those following his calls will 'enjoy' the conversation.
"If my phone is being tapped... I hope those who are tapping my telephone, they enjoy the conversation that we have," he said here.
He was reacting to questions from reporters after the launch of his book 'The Audacity of Opinion: Thoughts, Journeys, Musings'.
BJP leader Jaswant Singh took a dig at the government over alleged tapping of phones of political leaders.
The Centre had rejected Mamata's charge that her phone was tapped when she was leading a movement at Nandigram nearly five years ago.
Singh's book is the volume of his writings that covers a broad spectrum and are a vivid reflection of the prevailing political scenario.
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Jaswant Singh (born January 3, 1938) is an Indian politician. He is from the Indian State of Rajasthan and was an officer in the Indian Army in the 1960s and is an alumnus of Mayo College and the National Defence Academy (India), Khadakwasla. ...
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