India Rejects PM Modi's Mention in Epstein Files as 'Trashy Ruminations'

• India strongly rejected references to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the recently released Jeffrey Epstein investigative files.
• External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal called the allusions "little more than trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal."
• The statement emphasized that these claims deserve to be dismissed with "utmost contempt."
• The only factual element acknowledged was PM Modi's official visit to Israel in July 2017.
• The email containing the reference was part of investigative files released by the US Justice Department, including 3.5 million pages and 2,000 videos.

Why It Matters: India dismisses PM Modi's mention in Epstein files as baseless, contemptible claims by a criminal.