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India rejects Donald Trump's claim of PM Modi seeking help on Kashmir

The US president made the claim while meeting Pakistani PM Imran Khan at the White House

US President Donald Trump greets Pakistani PM Imran Khan as he arrives at the White House on Monday   photo:AP/PTI
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US President Donald Trump greets Pakistani PM Imran Khan as he arrives at the White House on Monday photo:AP/PTI

Agencies Washington
US President Donald Trump on Monday offered to mediate between India and Pakistan on the Kashmir issue, calming that Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently sought his help in resolving the dispute. India has denied Trump’s claim.
 
The US president made this remark while meeting Pakistani PM Imran Khan at the White House.
 
“I was with Prime Minister Modi two weeks ago. We talked about this subject (Kashmir issue). He said: ‘Would you like to be a mediator or arbitrator?’ I said: ‘Where?’ He said ‘Kashmir’,” Trump said in his opening remarks at the Oval Office during his meeting

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