The Epstein files are a collection of court documents, depositions, emails, contact lists, and flight logs linked to financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, released over time through US legal proceedings, published by the US Department of Justice. These records were unsealed to promote transparency and include references to numerous public figures, often without allegations of wrongdoing. Crucially, being named in the files does not imply guilt, as many mentions lack context or evidence, and only a limited number of individuals have faced verified accusations or legal action. Epstein files refer to court records, emails, depositions, and flight logs linked to Jeffrey Epstein that were unsealed for transparency. They mention many names, but mention does not mean accusation or guilt; only a few cases involve verified allegations or legal findings.
Statement by the Official Spokesperson to clarify certain reports
We have seen reports of an email message from the so-called Epstein files that has a reference to the Prime Minister and his visit to Israel. Beyond the fact of the Prime Minister’s official visit to Israel in July 2017, the rest of the allusions in the email are little more than trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal, which deserve to be dismissed with the utmost contempt.
Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India
New Delhi, January 31, 2026
Indian National Congress’s Allegation
via a Facebook post > https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DWfBCg391/
Extremely shameful!!
Narendra Modi’s name has surfaced in the Epstein files. America’s serial rapist, child sex offender, and human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein wrote in an email on July 9, 2017: 👇
“The Indian Prime Minister Modi took advice and danced and sang in Israel for the benefit of the US President. They had met a few weeks ago. IT WORKED!”
Epstein clearly states that Modi took advice from him and went to Israel, where he danced and sang for the benefit of the US President. He also said that it worked.
👉PM Modi was on a visit to Israel from July 4 to 6, 2017. Epstein wrote this email just three days later.
👉Just before the Israel visit, on June 25–26, 2017, Modi had met US President Donald Trump in America.
👉 Connecting the dots in Jeffrey Epstein’s emails reveals that Modi went to America in June 2017 and took advice from Epstein there.
👉 One week later (July 4 to 6, 2017), Modi arrived in Israel and, as per that advice, danced and sang there, and it WORKED!
Now it is clear that Prime Minister Modi has a very deep and long-standing connection with Jeffrey Epstein, which is shameful for India.
This is a matter of national dignity and international reputation, for which Prime Minister Modi must answer.
❓What kind of advice was Narendra Modi taking from Jeffrey Epstein?
❓Why was Modi dancing and singing in Israel? How did Trump benefit from it?
❓ Epstein wrote, “IT WORKED!” So what does that mean?
PM Modi, the nation wants to know: What is your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?
👉Link to the document on US Department of Justice Website:
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPtLAlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFIY3liVWh3MXZwWXROZVNpc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiyc1fJWorIWFAXhDXqgYJyCF5MjbUf4sbHIEydSxbDyNxWmF7EGMXFE9UZO_aem_RzM_0mbgcq_lGGR42s0ouA
But when we clicked on this web link, the link said “Page not found’.
The Truth One’s Deep Dive
Despite many social media posts and some online discussions claiming dramatic links (e.g., “Modi danced on Epstein’s advice,” alleged “scheduled meetings,” or secret power brokering), there is no verification in the released Justice Department files or credible press reporting that supports those narratives. These remain unverified or speculative claims circulating on forums and social platforms without documentary confirmation.
✅ 1. A reference appeared in the released Epstein documents
According to multiple credible news outlets, a recently released batch of Jeffrey Epstein-related files included an email that mentioned Narendra Modi’s 2017 official visit to Israel. Indian officials acknowledged that that part — the travel fact — was true because Modi did visit Israel in July 2017.
✅ 2. India’s government rejected any substantive link
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India has publicly stated that:
The only factual reference in the Epstein email was that of Modi’s official diplomatic visit to Israel.
Any other insinuations in that email or in social-media interpretations about Modi having a relationship with Epstein or taking his advice are baseless, speculative, and should be dismissed.
The MEA described additional content referenced in social posts as “trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal,” underlining that there’s no credible evidence of contact or influence between Modi and Epstein.
✅ 3. Political parties and fact-checkers confirm no evidence
Statements from India’s ruling party (BJP) and independent fact-checks emphasize that:
There is no credible record in the Epstein documents showing Modi had any direct interaction with Epstein.
There’s no evidence Epstein advised Modi, communicated with him, or had any role in Indian diplomatic decisions.
⚠️ 4. What is not supported by reliable sources
In short:
Modi’s name appeared once tangentially in the context of describing his Israel trip in an email preserved among Epstein files.
There is no evidence of a direct relationship, communication, advice, meetings, or wrongdoing connecting PM Modi and Jeffrey Epstein.
Official statements reject any broader insinuation of linkage.
There is no credible evidence or verified record showing Prime Minister Narendra Modi being named in, linked to, or implicated by the Jeffrey Epstein files.
Here is the factual position, stated carefully:
The so-called “Epstein files” (court documents, flight logs, contact lists, and unsealed records) primarily relate to Jeffrey Epstein’s associates in the US and Europe, largely from business, entertainment, and Western political circles.
Narendra Modi’s name does not appear in any authenticated Epstein flight logs, indictments, court findings, or corroborated investigative reports.
Claims circulating on social media or partisan platforms suggesting such a link are unsubstantiated and fall into the category of misinformation or defamatory insinuation unless backed by primary legal documents or reputable investigative journalism—which, to date, do not exist.
Important distinction
Being “named” in raw, unverified document dumps or online lists does not imply wrongdoing. Even in Epstein-related disclosures, courts and journalists repeatedly stress that:
Many names were mentioned without accusation
Only a small subset faced formal allegations, and even fewer faced legal consequences
Bottom line:
As of now, there is
❌ No proof
❌ No official record
❌ No investigative finding
that connects PM Modi to Epstein in any legal, factual, or journalistic sense.
