Video of PM Modi with a woman falsely branded an “Epstein Files Secret”; no such footage in released files
Video of PM Modi with a woman falsely branded an “Epstein Files Secret”; no such footage in released files
Executive Summaryसारांश
A video of PM Narendra Modi greeting a woman in a room is circulating with the caption “Gujrat Files” and the on-screen title “Narender Modi – Epstein Files Secret”. There is no credible evidence that this footage is part of the Epstein files released by the US Justice Department. The government has rejected attempts to link the Prime Minister to Epstein.A video of PM Narendra Modi greeting a woman in a room is circulating with the caption “Gujrat Files” and the on-screen title “Narender Modi – Epstein Files Secret”. There is no credible evidence that this footage is part of the Epstein files released by the US Justice Department. The government has rejected attempts to link the Prime Minister to Epstein.
Full Reportपूरी रिपोर्ट
The X account @areyrshree posted a 28-second clip showing PM Modi, dressed in a white kurta, meeting a woman in what appears to be an office room. It carried the caption “Gujrat Files” and an overlay labelling it an “Epstein Files Secret”, suggesting it came from the Jeffrey Epstein records. The US Justice Department has released millions of pages of Epstein-related material since late 2025, but there are no credible reports of any video or photo of PM Modi in them. When an email in the files mentioned the PM earlier this year, the Ministry of External Affairs said the reference concerned only his official visit to Israel in July 2017 and dismissed the rest as the “trashy ruminations of a convicted criminal”. Fact-checkers such as BOOM have already debunked AI-generated photos falsely showing Modi with Epstein. The viral clip shows an ordinary greeting with nothing to connect it to Epstein. Labelling unrelated footage as “Epstein files” is a common way to imply scandal without evidence, so such claims should be checked against official releases and credible reporting before being shared.
The X account @areyrshree posted a 28-second clip showing PM Modi, dressed in a white kurta, meeting a woman in what appears to be an office room. It carried the caption “Gujrat Files” and an overlay labelling it an “Epstein Files Secret”, suggesting it came from the Jeffrey Epstein records. The US Justice Department has released millions of pages of Epstein-related material since late 2025, but there are no credible reports of any video or photo of PM Modi in them. When an email in the files mentioned the PM earlier this year, the Ministry of External Affairs said the reference concerned only his official visit to Israel in July 2017 and dismissed the rest as the “trashy ruminations of a convicted criminal”. Fact-checkers such as BOOM have already debunked AI-generated photos falsely showing Modi with Epstein. The viral clip shows an ordinary greeting with nothing to connect it to Epstein. Labelling unrelated footage as “Epstein files” is a common way to imply scandal without evidence, so such claims should be checked against official releases and credible reporting before being shared.