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This special report covers India's firm response to former US President Donald Trump's claim that he received an assurance from Prime Minister Narendra Modi about halting Russian oil imports. India's Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, clarified the country's long-standing position on energy security. 'Our import policies are guided entirely by this objective, ensuring stable energy prices and secure supplies within the twin goals of energy policy,' the MEA stated. The bulletin delves into India's policy of diversifying its energy sources based on market conditions and competitive pricing to protect its consumers. It also addresses the domestic political angle, with the Congress party accusing the government of succumbing to US pressure following Trump's comments.
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