Congress gives 'proof' of BJP-Cambridge Analytica link; top 10 developments
Cambridge Analytica whistleblower: 'believe' Congress was Cambridge Analytica clients in India on Business Standard. In Cambridge Analytica facebook scandal, Christopher Wylie whistleblower said it "believe" Congress was Cambridge Analytica client in India. Know more on Cambridge Analytica Congress India and Facebook data breach 2018.
Latest News Reacting to Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad's demand for an apology from Rahul Gandhi over former Cambridge Analytica employee Christopher Wylie's claims of Congress-CA links, the party dubbed it to be "all false". "It is all false. Why is India's perpetually lying Law Minister (Ravi Shankar Prasad) throwing allegations in the media. He is in power. Why doesn't he show all proof and then register an FIR? We challenge you (Bharatiya Janata Party). They fear they will be exposed if they probe," said party spokesperson Randeep Surjewala. Prasad on Tuesday said, "Today the whistleblower Christopher Wylie has confirmed that Cambridge Analytics worked with Congress. This has exposed Rahul Gandhi who was denying all along," adding, "Congress and Rahul Gandhi must now apologise." Wylie said that the company had worked extensively in India and believed it was employed by the Congress party. The United Kingdom (UK) parliamentary committee started an investigation in the issue of fake news and questioned Wylie regarding the issue. Christopher Wylie told the United Kingdom (UK) parliamentary committee, "they (Cambridge Analytica) worked extensively in India. They have an office in India," Wylie said. He offered to provide the committee "documentation" on India, which was
welcomed by Labour MP Paul Farrelly, who said India was a country that did not need any added "tensions". Here are the top 10 developments in the Cambridge Analytica row:
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