India-US trade deal: India disputes Trump claim it will charge 'no tariffs'

India's foreign minister countered Trump saying "nothing is decided till everything is".

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In a statement to local news agencies India's foreign minister S Jaishankar countered the claim saying talks are still going on and "nothing is decided till everything is".

The statement is in stark contrast to comments by Trump to reporters earlier in the day, when he declared Delhi had "offered us a deal where basically they are willing to literally charge us no tariff".

India and the US are currently in talks to negotiate a trade agreement.

Watch: India willing to 'literally charge us no tariff': Donald TrumpJaishankar said on Thursday that any trade deal has to be mutually beneficial and work for both countries.