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There is an outcry across the world regarding the Epstein files. Now after the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appeared in these files, there has been an uproar in the politics of the country. Earlier, there was a lot of uproar after the names of Donald Trump and many American leaders were revealed. After PM Modi’s name appeared in the new investigation files related to Jeffrey Epstein by US authorities, India on Saturday (January 31) rejected it.
After PM Modi’s name came up, India described it as ‘nothing more than the musings of a convicted criminal’. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in a statement that the government has seen the report of an e-mail message from the so-called Epstein files, which mentions the Prime Minister and his visit to Israel.
‘Nothing more than the petty musings of a convicted criminal’
Regarding the Epstein files, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that apart from the fact of the Prime Minister’s official visit to Israel in July 2017, all other insinuations made in the e-mail are nothing more than the petty musings of a convicted criminal, which should be rejected with complete contempt.
Pawan Kheda told about national shame
This clarification from the government has come after the social media post of Congress leader Pawan Kheda, in which he had said that it is a matter of national shame for child sex offender and serial rapist Epstein to write about the Prime Minister in an e-mail. Kheda had also sought clarification from the government in this matter.
US Justice Department is releasing files
This entire thing is mentioned in an e-mail sent by Epstein in 2017. Let us tell you that Jeffrey Epstein died in jail in 2019. He had sent this e-mail to a senior official of Qatar. The e-mail is part of the investigation files related to Epstein, which include 3.5 million pages and 2000 videos. The US Justice Department has released these files in response to a law passed by the US Congress on Friday (January 30).
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