MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addresses a press conference in New Delhi. ANI File
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Firstpost31-01-2026, 22:13

India Rejects Epstein Files' Modi-Israel Visit Reference as 'Trashy Ruminations'

  • Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) rubbished claims in newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents linking PM Modi's 2017 Israel visit to impropriety.
  • MEA stated that beyond the fact of the official visit, other allusions in the email are 'trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal' and deserve contempt.
  • MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal clarified that the reference only pertained to PM Modi's official visit to Israel in July 2017, with no basis for other conclusions.
  • PM Modi's 2017 visit was historic, marking the first by an Indian PM to Israel since diplomatic ties were established in 1992.
  • The clarification follows the US Department of Justice's release of a large tranche of Epstein-related documents, including emails and other materials.

Why It Matters: India dismisses Epstein files' email reference to PM Modi's 2017 Israel visit as baseless and contemptible.

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