"Obviously, we look forward to continuing to work with India on a whole range of issues with whoever is in the next Indian government, whoever ends up being a part of that government," Harf said while declining to "comment on sort of internal Indian politics."
Asked about the issues the US would like to work on with the new Indian government, the spokesperson put business and people-to-people ties on the top.
Noting that India-US "bilateral trade has grown to nearly $100 billion and there's more room to keep growing," Harf said: "That helps not just India but also Americans, American businesses, American workers here at home."
"So that's certainly one place we want to continue to work together.
"Another is on people-to-people ties.
US will work with whoever is India's next prime minister
Washington: As India enters the last lap of its crucial parliamentary poll, the US has signalled that it will work closely with whoever emerges as the prime minister from India's "incredible national elections.""We will work
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