Trump, India and Voter Turnout

Trump's '$21m for voter turnout' claim triggers political row in India
US President Donald Trump's remark that his country spent $21m to boost voter turnout in India's elections has triggered a political slugfest in the country. He made the remark days after a team led by Elon Musk said it had cancelled the payout as part of its crackdown on a US agency providing foreign aid.
Donald Trump says $21 million from USAID went to ‘my friend PM Modi for voter turnout’ in India
The US president asked why substantial amounts of money were being sent abroad when they could be used to support the American economy.
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.
Donald Trump calls US funding to improve voter turnout in India 'kickback scheme'
US President Donald Trump has called the Biden administration's funding to improve voter turnout in India "a kickback scheme", days after billionaire Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) scrapped the grant.
Donald Trump calls $21 million USAID fund to India ‘kickback scheme’, sparks fresh BJP vs Cong war
US President Donald Trump once again hit out at the now cancelled $21 million fund for ‘voter turnout' in India, calling it a “kickback scheme”. While addressing the Republican Governors Association meeting in Washington DC,
Trump slams USAID funding for India's voter turnout, alleges 'Kickback Scheme'
Donald Trump has criticised the $21 million USAID funding for voter turnout in India, labelling it a 'kickback scheme.'
Trump alleges USAID used $21mn to influence India Polls
Former US 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).
Trump questions grant to India for ‘voter turnout’
US President Donald Trump has once again questioned the Biden administration’s decision to allocate $21 million to India for ‘voter turnout’, guessing that they were trying to “get somebody else elected”.

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