Archive · 1 Feb 2026
India Rejects Epstein Files Mentioning PM Modi
The Indian government has said that some papers about Jeffrey Epstein, a man who did bad things, mentioned the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
The papers said that Mr. Modi took advice from Epstein and danced and sang in Israel for the former US President, Donald Trump.
But the Indian government said this is not true.
They said that Mr. Modi did visit Israel in 2017, but the other things said in the papers are not true and should be ignored.
A man named Pawan Khera, who is in the Congress party, asked Mr. Modi to explain these things, but the government said there is nothing to explain.
PM Narendra Modi's name appeared in newly released Epstein files, mentioning his 2017 visit to Israel and alleged advice from Epstein.
The Indian government dismissed the claims as 'trashy ruminations' by a convicted criminal and denied any impropriety.
Congress leader Pawan Khera demanded clarification from PM Modi regarding the email's content and his association with Epstein.
The email suggested PM Modi 'danced and sang' in Israel for Donald Trump, which the government denied as illogical and false.
The US Department of Justice released over three million pages of documents, including emails, videos, and images related to Epstein's case.
- Who
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jeffrey Epstein, Jabor Y, Pawan Khera
- What
- Mention of PM Modi in Epstein files, Indian government's response, Congress leader's questions
- When
- January 31, 2026 (release of files), July 2017 (PM Modi's visit to Israel), August 2019 (Epstein's death)
- Where
- United States (release of files), Israel (PM Modi's visit), India (government's response)
- Why
- To clarify and reject allegations made in Epstein files, to address concerns raised by Congress leader
Indian Government
Congress Leader Pawan Khera
Nature of the Email
Indian Government
The email is 'trashy ruminations' by a convicted criminal and deserves contempt.
Congress Leader Pawan Khera
The email is a serious matter that requires clarification from the Prime Minister.
- PM Modi's Visit to Israel
- July 2017
- Epstein's Email Recipient
- Jabor Y (Qatari contact)
- US Department of Justice Release
- January 31, 2026
- Congress Leader Raising Questions
- Pawan Khera
- Epstein's Death
- August 2019 (ruled a suicide)
- Epstein Files Transparency Act
- Law mandating release of Epstein-related files
Sources
"Trashy Ruminations By Convicted Criminal": India On PM's Mention In Epstein Files
Govt of India responds to PM Modi’s name mentioned in Epstein email
‘Trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal’: MEA rejects Epstein files claims
‘The only thing Epstein files demonstrate…’: Bill Gates breaks silence on STD claim in newly released files
‘Trashy ruminations’: MEA on PM Modi’s Israel visit reference in Epstein files
Jeffrey Epstein visited Canada multiple times, was denied entry in 2018, newly released documents show
‘Trashy ruminations’: MEA rejects Modi’s mention in Epstein files; Congress seeks PM’s explanation
Name of Mira Nair, mother of NYC mayor Mamdani, appears in email in newly-released Epstein files
‘PM’s name in Epstein files’: Cong demands clarification, MEA dismisses ‘trashy ruminations of criminal’
Mira Nair named in an email in newly-released Epstein files
‘Trashy ruminations of a convicted criminal’: What MEA said on PM Modi reference in Epstein email
India Rejects Epstein Email Referencing Modi
‘Utmost contempt’: India categorically rejects Epstein file reference to PM Modi’s Israel visit
India categorically rejects reference to PM in Epstein investigative files
India rejects reference to PM Modi in Epstein files
'Trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal': India slams Epstein email reference to PM Modi
Cong spreading misinformation: BJP on oppn party’s take on reference to PM Modi in Epstein files
MEA dismisses Epstein email with PM reference as ‘trashy rumination’
‘Spreading misinformation’: BJP hits back at Congress over PM Modi reference in Epstein files
Centre rubbishes PM Modi mention in mail, terms Epstein’s email ‘trashy ruminations’ - Telegraph India
