Sergio Gor calls India-US trade talks report 'fake', says talks continue
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Monday dismissed a media report claiming that India had rejected a quick trade agreement with the United States, asserting that negotiations between the two countries remain active and constructive. The remarks came after a Reuters report suggested that India had declined to move forward with a fast-tracked trade deal during recent discussions with the US. Both Indian and US officials have rejected the claim, saying negotiations are continuing. Sergio Gor calls report ‘fake news’ Responding to the report, Gor took to social media platform X and said the information published by Reuters was inaccurate. “Fake news alert! No one has rejected anything. Both sides had very constructive meetings and reaffirmed their commitment to finalising a trade deal. We continue to stay actively engaged. Reuters – you can do better!” Gor posted on social media platform X. Fake news alert! No one has rejected anything. Both sides had very constructive meetings and reaffirmed their commitment to finalizing a trade deal. We continue to stay actively engaged. Reuters – you …
