‘Nothing is certain’: Eam Jaishankar has refused Donald Trump’s claim of ‘zero tariff’ on India-US trade deal

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister K Jaishankar denied claims made by Donald Trump on Thursday India-US Trade Deal And said that the talks were still going on and nothing was decided yet. It came a few hours after the US President claimed that India agreed to bring the tariff to zero.“On business comments. I have to say that this look between India and American business talks is going on. In fact, we have, I think our team is just going to this point. These are very complex conversations. They are very complex, complex,” he said.“Nothing has been fixed, you know. But any business deal, any business deal should be mutually beneficial. Any business deal will have to work for both countries, and I think it will be expected from the business deal and until this happens, I think any decision on this will take place before time.”Questioning Trump’s remarks with Jayram Ramesh, the Congress party questioned the center’s silence, saying, “Commerce Minister Washington is in DC and President Trump has made another grand declaration from Doha. Our PM is a total of total Chupi. What he has agreed and what is the relationship between Sindhor?”Trump had said that India had proposed an almost zero-tariff agreement on a mutual basis. “They have offered us a deal where we are originally ready to do no tariff us,” he said.His comment came when he urged Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop the manufacture of businesses in India as the country is “one of the most tariff countries in the world”.“I had some problems with Tim Cook yesterday, I told him, my friend, I am treating you very well. You are coming with $ 500 billion, but now I hear that you are building all over India. I do not want you to build in India. You can build in India, if you are one of the most tariff dancing in India, then it’s very difficult,” he said.