Epstein Files Buzz: Modi & Dalai Lama Mentioned, No Proof of Wrongdoing

Newly released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein in the US have triggered global attention after reports mentioned the name of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Dalai Lama. Social Media quickly started debate on these claims and internet is divided into 2 parts with multiple opinions.

According to multiple reports, the Dalai Lama’s name is mentioned many times, largely inside emails and references made by others. Most of these mentions appears to be related to networking attempts, event discussions and things that seem to be normal. There is no direct evidence related to Illegal Activities.

Modi’s name has also been highlighted and this is mostly related to his official diplomatic visit to Israel in the year 2017. After the news went viral, India’s Government strongly dismissed such allegations saying that it’s not related to any wrongdoings and should not be misinterpreted.

Many analysts and fact checkers have mentioned that just being named on Epstein’s files is not the same as being involved in Epstein’s Crimes.The documents include massive amounts of third-party communication, schedules, and casual mentions, meaning context matters more than headlines.