Why the photoectronic emission can not be performed by using X-rays and gamma rays?

Explanation

When a photon of sufficient energy falls on a metal surface, the photon vanishes by imparting all its energy to an electron and the electron comes out of the metal surface. This phenomenon is known as photoelectric effect. But in case of X-rays or gamma rays, the photon energy is too high for the electron of the metal to absorb so that the photon is not annihilated by imparting its whole energy to an electron. Hence the photoelectric emission does not take place with X-ray or gamma ray photons