Trump supporters storm US Capitol; What's reaction of Leaders Globally!
Thousands of protesters entered the Senate. Where they fiercely created a ruckus. During this time a woman died.
New Delhi: At this time, America is seen in a big crisis. President Donald Trump and police clashed outside the Capitol complex in the US, following which the campus was closed. Thousands of protesters entered the Senate. Where they fiercely created a ruckus. During this time a woman died.
Let me tell you, violence has been controlled in Washington, curfew has also been imposed. Many big leaders of the world including Prime Minister Narendra Modi have condemned the violence over this violence.
President Elect Biden on Violence:
Joe Biden, who was elected to the presidency, said- I call on President Donald Trump to fulfill his oath and protect the constitution and demand that this siege be abolished. Let me make it clear that we are not like the commotion we saw on the Capitol Building. These are a small number of law-abiding extremists. Biden called it treason.
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1346928275470299142?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1346928275470299142|twgr^|twcon^s1_&ref_url=https://newstrack.com/india/violence-in-washington-pm-narendra-modi-and-these-countries-politician-react-on-this-747553.html
Prime Minister condemned
Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the violence in America and said that the transfer of power should peacefully. Tweeting on Twitter, the Prime Minister wrote - He is hurt after the news of violence in Washington DC. It is necessary to transfer power correctly and in a peaceful manner. The democratic process cannot be harmed by such demonstrations.
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Former President Barack Obama has also shared a lengthy post, reacting to this violence.
https://twitter.com/BarackObama/status/1346983894298595330?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1346983894298595330|twgr^|twcon^s1_&ref_url=https://newstrack.com/india/violence-in-washington-pm-narendra-modi-and-these-countries-politician-react-on-this-747553.html
The swearing in of the new president takes place on 20 January in the US, so Trump has up to 20 and whatever the circumstances may be. Trump's supporters are very large and they are becoming very fierce. The problem is also that Joe Biden and the Democrats have kept a full check on the allegations of electoral rigging and have not demanded any independent investigation.
Media and social media are at the forefront of making Trump a liar. Trump has directly leveled serious allegations on Twitter and demanded the removal of constitutional and legal protections granted to social media companies. They have also said that they will accept this security by removing it.
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