On Monday, Union Minister Smriti Irani took a jibe at Rahul Gandhi, saying he had asked people to delete the NaMo app, instead Congress had deleted their own app. She wrote on Twitter: “Ye kya @RahulGandhi ji it seems your team is doing the opposite of what you asked for. Instead of #DeleteNaMoApp, they have deleted the Congress App itself.” She also said: "@RahulGandhi ji, even ‘Chhota Bheem’ knows that commonly asked permission on Apps don’t tantamount to snooping."
On Monday, Union Minister Smriti Irani took a jibe at Rahul Gandhi, saying he had asked people to delete the NaMo app, instead Congress had deleted their own app. She wrote on Twitter: “Ye kya @RahulGandhi ji it seems your team is doing the opposite of what you asked for. Instead of #DeleteNaMoApp, they have deleted the Congress App itself.” She also said: "@RahulGandhi ji, even ‘Chhota Bheem’ knows that commonly asked permission on Apps don’t tantamount to snooping."
Firing a fresh salvo, Rahul, in a tweet alleged that the NaMo app secretly records the user's location, audio, video, contact information and other personal data.
Earlier, the Congress Party president Rahul Gandhi equated the former to the "Big Boss who likes to spy on Indians.
The Congress president had urged people to delete the Narendra Modi app.
He also accused Prime Minister Modi of ‘forcing’ 13 lakh NCC cadets to download the mobile application.
"Modi’s NaMo App secretly records audio, video, contacts of your friends and family and even tracks your location via GPS. He’s the Big Boss who likes to spy on Indians. Now he wants data on our children. 13 lakh NCC cadets are being forced to download the APP #DeleteNaMoApp," Rahul tweeted.
The Congress party appears to have taken their app 'With INC' off Google PlayStore. A cursory search for the app on App Store also fails to throw up any results for the Congress app.
Clicking on links which come up after a Google search reads, 'This content is not available in your country yet. We're working to bring the content you love to more countries as quickly as possible. Please check back again soon.'
French security researcher Baptiste Robert, who is known by his Twitter username Elliot Alderson, also put out a tweet saying, 'Did @INCIndia removed their #android #app from the PlayStore just before my tweet''
Earlier in the day, Robert had tweeted, 'The IP address of http://membership.inc.in is 52.77.237.47. This server is located in Singapore. As you are an #Indian political party, having your server in #India is probably a good idea.'
The development comes hours after Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) IT cell head Amit Malviya questioned the Congress party for sharing the personal details of its app's users with a Singapore-based firm.
On Sunday, Congress party president Rahul Gandhi, in his tweet, had questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official app 'NaMo' and alleged that it shares details of users to some firms based in the United States of America.
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