Hyderabad, Nov. 14 -- Sam Pitroda has dismissed Rahul Gandhi's allegations that the latter's phone is tapped by the Narendra Modi-led Union government, saying "PM doesn't do it."

In an interview with NDTV, the senior Congress leader said, "The Prime Minister doesn't take a screwdriver and get on a computer. However, I do have reasons to believe that my phone is tapped," amongst laughter.

"My laptop is attacked, my bank accounts are under surveillance. I have consulted experts and they have, after examining my devices, cautioned me about tapping," he added.

He refused to name who he believed tapped his phone. "Somebody is doing that. I don't know and I don't care. I live with it. I have no issue," Pitroda added.

The earlier day, Rahul ...