Donald Trump News / There was a conspiracy to remove Modi from power in India, Trump made a new revelation

Donald Trump News: Donald Trump has once again made a big claim that former US President Joe Biden had conspired to remove Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi from power. Trump made this disclosure at the 'Republican Governors Association' meeting in Washington, where he termed the $21 million financial assistance given to India as a 'bribery scheme'.

What was Trump's disclosure?

Trump alleged that the Biden administration had hatched a hidden plan in the name of increasing 'voting percentage' in India, which was aimed at influencing the Indian political scenario. He raised the question, "Why are we worrying about India's voting percentage? We have many problems in our own country, and we want to increase our own voting percentage." Trump claims that this funding was actually an attempt to bring someone else to power in India.

Stir in the world including India

After this statement of Trump, there has been a stir in the whole world including India. He had said several times before that the Biden administration was conspiring to remove the current government of India through 'USAID'. However, now the US has completely canceled this aid given in the name of increasing voter turnout in India. Trump believes that this amount was an attempt to interfere in the Indian election process, which has now been stopped.

Why was Biden concerned about voting in India?

Trump raised the question that why was the Biden administration so concerned about increasing the voting percentage in India? He said, "When you don't even know what we are talking about, it simply means that bribes were being given." Trump's statement has come at a time when preparations for the next US presidential elections are in full swing, and he is constantly attacking the policies of the Biden administration.

Was there an attempt to change power in India?

Trump had also raised questions about this financial assistance given to India while addressing the 'FII Priority Summit' in Miami. He alleged that a plan was made to "get someone else elected" in India. His comments came after the report of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk, which revealed that the US organization 'USAID' had contributed $21 million to the Election Commission of India to increase the voting percentage in India.

What does the US government say?

There has been no official statement from the US government on this entire matter yet, but these allegations by Trump have definitely created a stir in global politics. Now it will be interesting to see what impact this revelation has on the relations between India and America and whether the Biden administration will give any clarification on this or not.