Amit Shah rejects Priyanka's attack on Modi on Snoopgate

April 28, 2014 13:41

Brushing aside Priyanka Gandhi's attack on Narendra Modi on the 'Snoopgate' controversy, his close aide Amit Shah has said a judicial commission was investigating the case and people should wait for its report.

Shah also rejected Congress' demand for a detailed probe into the controversy saying no fresh inquiry committee was necessary as a judicial probe was already on.

"It does not matter what Priyanka Gandhi says. There is a probe panel which is investigating into it. Wait for the report of the panel," Shah told PTI.

Last week, Priyanka, while campaigning in Rae Bareli, had targeted Modi by raising the Snoopgate issue, saying, "If you want to empower women, then why listen to their private conversations.

"If there are such political leaders who indulge in wrong acts against women, they should be thrown out of parties," she had said.

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