Prime minster Modi said that There is no place for violence in democracy
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has condemned the attack on former US President Donald Trump, expressing concern and wishing him a speedy recovery. Modi tweeted his worry over the incident, stating that violence has no place in politics or democracy. Trump was targeted with a gun during an election rally in Pennsylvania but narrowly escaped the attack.
The bullet grazed Trump’s ear. Following the attack, security personnel quickly transported him to the hospital. Trump is now out of danger and in good condition, having been discharged after receiving treatment. The Secret Service promptly neutralized the assailant. Reflecting on the incident, Trump expressed his disbelief that such an event could occur in the United States.
Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, condemned the attack on former US President Donald Trump. He expressed deep concern over the assassination attempt on Trump, strongly condemning such actions and wishing him a swift and full recovery.
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Former US President Donald Trump was grazed by a bullet during an election rally in Pennsylvania. Swiftly hospitalized and now out of danger, the assailant was neutralized by the Secret Service. Global leaders, including President Biden, condemned the attack. Polls suggest Trump’s chances of victory have surged to 70%.
Following the incident, there was widespread excitement across America. In response to the attack on Trump, President Joe Biden canceled his vacation and returned to the White House. After Trump’s discharge from the hospital, Biden inquired about his condition. Along with Biden, former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, as well as numerous world leaders, strongly condemned the attack.
Pollsters have revealed that Trump’s chances of victory have significantly increased following the attack. It is estimated that he now has a 70 percent chance of winning, with the viral photos of his injuries contributing to this surge in support.
