Adani Group-US Court Claims: US Spokesperson Matthew Miller Responds

ommenting on the allegations of a US Court against Adani Group , US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, on Tuesday said that his office is not going to comment on private diplomatic conversations. He was responding to a question on the recent meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Italy. Miller also said that it was 'inappropriate' for him to comment on the likely policies of the Donald Trump administration.

What Did Miller Say On Jaishankar?

"I'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations, but as you've heard us say before, we regularly raise in conversations with our Indian counterparts that case and the concerning implications from it," Miller said, PTI reported.

What Else Did Miller Say?

Miller also addressed a question regarding global mistrust after the election of Donald Trump, with concerns raised by Europe, US partners, and even President Joe Biden, who pardoned his son despite previously stating he would not.

In response, Miller stated that it would not be appropriate for him to comment on the policies of an administration that has not yet taken office, adding that the new State Department spokesperson will address questions about President Trump's foreign policy.

"Look, I don't think it's appropriate for me to comment on the policies of an administration that has not yet taken office. We have one president at a time. I'm glad to stand up here and take questions about President Biden's foreign policy. And presumably, there will be

 a new State Department spokesperson on January 21st who can take questions about President Trump's foreign policy," Matthew Miller said, PTI reported.