Government sources said India chose not to hold a joint media interaction after Narendra Modi met Donald Trump in France.
The decision was linked to concerns about Trump's unpredictable behavior with foreign leaders.
The clarification followed comments from U.S. Ambassador Sergio Gor that India had requested no media questions.
Some reports said India allowed opening statements but not a question-and-answer session.
One report said Trump later opened the floor to reporters, turning the event into an impromptu press briefing.
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The reporting broadly agrees that India did not proceed with a full joint press conference after the Modi-Trump meeting and that officials tied the choice to concerns about Trump's behavior. It also agrees that the explanation came after remarks by Sergio Gor.
What remains less certain is the exact press format that was intended, with accounts describing different levels of media access, including opening statements only. The reporting also leaves open how much the decision reflected protocol versus concern over Trump's unpredictability.
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Government sources are said to have cited Trump's unpredictable behavior as the reason for avoiding a joint press interaction. The framing emphasizes that the move followed disclosure from Sergio Gor about India's request for no media questions. It also highlights criticism that the government was avoiding scrutiny and allowing the office of the Prime Minister to be disrespected.
Government sources said India took a cautious approach and did not hold a joint media interaction after the Modi-Trump meeting in France. The explanation was tied to concerns about Trump's unpredictable behavior and came after remarks from Sergio Gor. One account adds that Trump praised Modi and said the United States would help India if attacked.
Government sources said India's handling of media access reflected a cautious approach and VVIP protocol. The reporting says the explanation followed Sergio Gor's comment that India had requested no media questions. One account also says Trump turned the encounter into an impromptu press briefing after opening the floor to reporters.
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Government sources stated that India requested no media questions during Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump's meeting in France due to Trump's unpredictable behavior with foreign leaders. This response followed US Ambassador Sergio Gor's disclosure that India sought to avoid a full press conference. Opposition leader Pawan Khera criticized the Modi administration for avoiding the media and allowing the office of the Prime Minister to be disrespected. Modi's avoidance of open press conferences has also drawn scrutiny on other recent international trips.
Government sources reported that India adopted a cautious approach and opted against a joint media interaction following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with US President Donald Trump in France due to concerns over Trump's unpredictable behavior. The clarification followed comments by US Ambassador Sergio Gor, who stated that New Delhi had requested no media questions during the June 17 meeting on the sidelines of the G7 summit. During the meeting, Trump praised Modi personally and stated that the United States would help India if attacked.
Top government officials stated that India adopted a cautious approach during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with US President Donald Trump at the G7 Summit in France, citing concerns over Trump's unpredictable behavior. The statement responded to remarks by US Ambassador Sergio Gor that India requested no joint media interaction. Additionally, the Prime Minister's Office highlighted progress made under the India-US COMPACT and discussions regarding an interim Bilateral Trade Agreement.
Government sources explained that India's cautious approach regarding media access during high-level meetings with US President Donald Trump is rooted in VVIP protocol and concerns over his unpredictable behavior. The clarification followed US Ambassador Sergio Gor's revelation that India requested media attendance only for opening statements without a question-and-answer session during the G7 summit in France. Despite the initial agreement, Trump opened the floor to reporters, turning the event into an impromptu press briefing.