Jairam Ramesh’s Mistake on Modi-Trump Conversation, Apology Followed

After the 35-minute phone call between PM Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh made a public statement about the conversation. However, he erroneously referred to a White House press note regarding the talks that turned out to be outdated.

  • Ramesh claimed President Trump had issued a press note that differed from India’s Foreign Secretary’s note.

  • He shared a post from the White House which BJP quickly pointed out was an old readout from January 2025, not a new statement about the recent conversation.

  • BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya accused Jairam Ramesh of spreading misinformation, calling him a liar and said no new official American statement was available.

  • After the criticism, Jairam Ramesh apologized publicly for the mistake, saying, "I am not non-biological, I made a mistake and corrected it immediately."

Besides this error, Ramesh also criticized PM Modi for staying silent for 37 days after Trump’s claims about his role in stopping the India-Pakistan war and demanded an all-party meeting for transparency.