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'Standard policy for VVIP visits': MEA sources on alleged ‘no questions request’ during PM Modi-Trump meet

Hindustan Times - India News · 24 August 2026 at 1:28 pm

'Standard policy for VVIP visits': MEA sources on alleged ‘no questions request’ during PM Modi-Trump meet

The government on Monday clarified that discussions about arrangements for a leader's public appearance are a “normal practice”.

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