Washington, Oct 9 : India has said that its concerns on certain provisions of the bill have been met with President George W Bush’s assurance on fuel supplies and “advanced consent” to it for reprocessing after the US President signed into law the legislation on the nuclear deal as a new beginning in bilateral ties.
Absolutely, remarked Indian Ambassador to the US Ronen Sen when asked by reporters if the US President’s address at the signing of the legislation met all of India’s concerns.
“I think the statement (of Bush) speaks for itself... all concerns that have been expressed who fear the implications of certain elements of the legislation. All those have been met, Sen said in response to a query on fuel supply assurances.
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