Trump, India and Voter Turnout

Election Scandal: Trump Slams $21M U.S. Funding for India’s Voter Turnout
U.S. President Donald Trump has raised serious concerns about the use of American taxpayer money in foreign elections. During a speech at the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami, Trump criticized a $21 million grant that was originally allocated to boost voter turnout in India.
Trump Questions $21M US Aid Spending On Voter Turnout In India
MIAMI, FL (ANI)- At the FII PRIORITY Summit here, President Donald Trump criticized the U.S. government’s decision to allocate $21 million for voter turnout efforts in India, comparing it to concerns over foreign interference in American elections.
Team Musk flags, Trump waves, but a fact-check: $21 million did not go to India for ‘voter turnout’, was for Bangladesh
Why do we need to spend $21m for voter turnout in India? Wow, $21m! I guess they were trying to get somebody else elected.”
USAID for voter turnout: Can Rs 182 crore turn an Indian election?
US President Donald Trump suggested that USAID, an independent US aid agency that handles $42 billion of funds, interfered in India's electoral process. The USAID dedicated Rs 182 crore to boost voter turnout in India when the country spends Rs 16 lakh crore in general elections.
Trump's USAID expose: US Prez alleges funds were used to influence India's polls
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has raised concerns over the reasoning for allocating $21 million towards voter turnout efforts in India through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Donald Trump questions $21M USAID funding for voter turnout in India: What’s behind the controversy?
US President Donald Trump has raised eyebrows over the $21M allocated by USAID for boosting voter turnout in India, questioning its purpose and potential interference in elections. The backlash has ignited a political debate in India.
'USAID’s 21 Million to India to get someone else elected': US President Donald Trump's big claim
US President Donald Trump made shocking revelation on USAID’s involvement in the Indian Elections. While addressing an event in Miami, he said that USAID’s 21 million was invested to elect someone else in India.
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Donald Trump’s Massive Allegations Of Foreign Meddling In Indian Elections
Allegations of foreign interference in Indian elections were raised, with claims of $21 million being spent on voter turnout.
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US Was Trying To Influence Indian Elections? Elon Musk-Led DOGE Cancels USD 22 Million Intended For 'Voter Turnout In India'
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