Such B.S

Why not ask your own officials instead of WhatsApp?

Government of India is concerned at the breach of privacy of citizens of India on the messaging platform Whatsapp. We have asked Whatsapp to explain the kind of breach and what it is doing to safeguard the privacy of millions of Indian citizens. 1/4 pic.twitter.com/YI9Fg1fWro

— Ravi Shankar Prasad (@rsprasad) October 31, 2019

In Karnataka there is a CBI enquiry on telephone tapping.

Now we will have to see what investigation will happen…

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1190160596773163010

{ We are doing because someone else also did it }

Those trying to make political capital out of it need to be gently reminded about the bugging incident in the office of the then eminent Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee during UPA regime. Also a gentle reminder of the spying over the then Army Chief Gen. V. K. Singh. 3/4 pic.twitter.com/d5CqIKK7jG

— Ravi Shankar Prasad (@rsprasad) October 31, 2019

RT @saikatd: An Indian government department wants to know from WhatsApp what another Indian Government did to exploit the rights of Indian…

Govt is spying and go complainto Govt.

Alarming ! What action did these people take since May 2019 ? did they approach Law enforcement agencies, courts, GOI ?? why are these eminent people so silent? they fight for human rights, but they couldn't fight for their privacy ?

— Vinit Goenka (@vinitgoenka) October 31, 2019

RT @SreenivasanJain: [Developing story] NDTV has so far contacted 7 individuals who say they received messages from WhatsApp alerting them…

RT @MishiChoudhary: 6. The bogeyman of security v privacy will always be held up.
7. We all want security but we need judicial oversight ,…

RT @HuffPostIndia: “The government should come clean about whose phones were tapped and who ordered it, and there should be complete accoun…