Protests Erupt in New Delhi Over Indian PMs Name in Epstein Files

Protesters Gather in New Delhi Over Indian PM’s Mention in Epstein Files

A group of protesters gathered in New Delhi, India, on [date] as news emerged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s name appeared in documents linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

According to reports, the documents were part of a batch released by US authorities, which included emails and other communications between Epstein and his associates. The Indian government has not commented on whether Modi was aware of the documents or what implications they may have for him.

The protesters, who identified themselves as members of the Indian Youth Congress, took to the streets in New Delhi to express their concerns over the matter. They carried signs and banners with slogans that read “Justice for India” and “Accountability Now.”

The protest comes amid growing scrutiny of Modi’s government over its handling of various issues, including corruption and human rights abuses. While the Indian PM has not commented on the Epstein files, his office has issued a statement saying it is investigating the matter.

The protesters’ demands are unclear at this time, but they appear to be calling for greater transparency and accountability from the government. The Indian Youth Congress has been active in organizing protests and rallies against various issues, including corruption and social injustice.

As the situation continues to unfold, more information is expected to emerge about Modi’s involvement with Epstein and the implications of his name appearing in the documents.

Source: Al Jazeera