India, Nov. 13 -- Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a one-on-one public debate, claiming that a direct face-off would bring the Prime Minister's political career to an end.

During an Instagram 'Ask Me' session, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha alleged that evidence supporting his accusations against Modi was stored on his phone, which he claimed was being tapped by the Prime Minister, news agency Press Trust of India reported.

Gandhi said he wanted a direct exchange rather than lengthy speeches and insisted that Modi should face him in a public debate.

'I want a one-on-one debate'

Responding to a question about the BJP's suggestion that debates should take pla...