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'$21 mn going to my friend PM Modi for voter turnout’ Trump’s third swipe on USAID

  • US President Donald Trump alleges that the Biden administration allocated $21 million to India for voter turnout, stating this on multiple occasions.
  • The Congress party urges Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address Trump's claims and produce a white paper on foreign aid funding.
  • Fact-Checks reveal that the $21 million was intended for Bangladesh, not India, contradicting Trump's statements.
  • The Washington Post fact-checked Trump's claim and found no evidence that the $21 million was meant for voter turnout in India.
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Jaishankar reacts to Biden admin's 'voter turnout' fund: 'Country should know the people involved'

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday reacted to the information provided by the Trump administration regarding the United States Agency for International Development's allocation of USD 21 million for "voter turnout" in India, calling it "concerning." He said that the government is looking into the matter, and assured that the "facts will come out." Jaishankar emphasised that USAID was allowed in India in "good faith." While it was…

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Trump fires another salvo over 'funding' to India; Congress asks PM to refute allegations by ‘friend’

New York: US President Donald Trump for the fourth time in recent days claimed that the Biden administration allocated USD 21 million funding to India for “voter turnout”, evoking a sharp response from the Congress which urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to “talk to his friend” and strongly refute the allegation. The opposition party demanded a white paper on the funds received in India from developmental agencies, aid mechanisms and multilater…

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'$21 mn going to my friend PM Modi for voter turnout’ Trump’s third swipe on USAID

World: US President Donald Trump questions the $million USAID fund aimed at boosting voter turnout in India, suggesting potential influence on the electoral process.

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Donald Trump says $21 million from USAID went to ‘my friend PM Modi for voter turnout’ in India

United States President Donald Trump on Friday repeated his allegations that $21 million in funding was given by the United States Agency for International Development for “voter turnout” in India, claiming that this money went to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.His statements come amid a row between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress, with both parties accusing the other of being the beneficiary of the purported funding.At an event…

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Awesome Chemistry Is ... What Else Said On The Friendship Of PM Modi And Donald Trump

Jaishankar was speaking in the context of his/her book WHY Bharat Matters. This book throws light on India's global aspirations and how the nation gains

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Trump says USAID gave $21mn 'to my friend PM Modi in India for voter turnout' - Goa Chronicle

Washington/New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has again said that USAID gave $21 million for “voter turnout in India”, only this time he said it was given “to my friend PM Modi in India for voter turnout”. For the third time in as many days, the US President mentioned the US Agency for International Development (USAID) as having disbursed the money. “…$21 million going to my friend PM Modi in India for voter turnout. So, we’re giving $21 milli…

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