U.S. Hopes NSA Surveillance on BJP Not To Impact Bilateral Ties

 "As you know, since January 17, the (U.S.) President has made clear that he is instructed his national security team as well as the intelligence community to work with foreign counterparts to deepen our coordination and cooperation in ways that rebuild trust moving forward," Psaki said.

She refrained from confirming if the BJP has been taken off the list of global political organizations that is being spied upon by the NSA or the U.S. has assured to the Indian government that it would not be done in the future.

"I am just not going to have any more details I can lay out for you, other than to convey that we have a deep and broad partnership with India. We will discuss any concerns that we need to discuss through our private diplomatic channels," Psaki said. "And obviously, that is already ongoing, including as it relates to these specific reports," she added.

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