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🚨Fake News Alert: Pawan Khera’s sensational claim that Jeffrey Epstein wrote about PM Narendra Modi taking his specific “advice” to “dance and sing” in Israel for the benefit of a US President is a blatant distortion of facts. No released Epstein documents from the US House Oversight Committee suggest that PM Modi ever sought or followed Epstein’s personal advice—let alone on any “dancing and singing”—or had any contact with Epstein. Verified documents contain no mention of “his” (Epstein’s) advice, no reference to dancing or singing, and no line stating “IT WORKED!” These elements are pure fabrication, pushed by Khera to stir outrage. Fact-checks confirm there is no evidence of any direct or indirect contact or advice between PM Modi and Epstein. PM Modi’s 2017 Israel visit was a historic diplomatic milestone focused on defence, technology, and trade, with routine cultural gestures common to state visits—not some shadowy Epstein-linked plot. Khera’s tweet twists a generic email snippet into a smear, ignoring the well-documented fact that Epstein was a serial name-dropper who exaggerated connections to appear influential. Opposition figures like Khera may amplify such misinformation for political gain, but it backfires when facts surface. If there is any “national shame,” it lies in peddling half-truths to undermine India’s leadership. Demand proof, not propaganda—because the documents simply do not support these wild accusations or this fake news.