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MEA's clarification follows reports claiming that the Indian government was considering suspending or reviewing certain bilateral agreements with the US.
MEA's clarification follows reports claiming that the Indian government was considering suspending or reviewing certain bilateral agreements with the US.
MEA's clarification follows reports claiming that the Indian government was considering suspending or reviewing certain bilateral agreements with the US.
MEA's clarification follows reports claiming that the Indian government was considering suspending or reviewing certain bilateral agreements with the US.
India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Sunday has issued a clarification online regarding New Delhi's bilateral agreements with the US.
This follows two separate reports posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, claiming that the Indian government was considering suspending or reviewing certain bilateral agreements with the US, should Washington's hostile economic policies continue.
"Disinformation being spread on X," the MEA's post stated, effectively clarifying that no such move was being planned, and that the reports were false.
(This is a developing story.)