PM didn't utter H1B: Sushma

July 21, 2017 13:44

Foreign minister Sushma Swaraj yesterday confirmed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not directly referred to India's concerns over proposed cuts in a key American visa scheme when he met US President Donald Trump last month, though he discussed the "spirit" behind those visas. Sushma was responding to MPs' questions whether Modi had articulated to Trump India's concerns over the possibility of the tightening of norms for the issuance of H1B work visas by the US. Read more

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