Prime Minister Narendra Modi reacted to the attack on Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania and wished him speedy recovery. He said that violence has no place in democracies.
Thousands of Trump supporters were attending the rally when the shooting occurred, which was captured live on news channels.
Trump rally shooting: Donald Trump’s campaign said in a statement that he was 'fine' after being whisked off the stage at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania after apparent gunshots rang through the crowd.
The moment of the suspected assassination attempt was captured Live on camera as panic spread the rally with the former US President going down.
US President Joe Biden, after the attack on his political rival, said, “We cannot allow this to be happening. The idea that there’s violence in America like this is just unheard of.” Both the Secret Service and his spokesperson said Trump was fine.
Former US President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was injured during an election rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, after a series of gunshots. His security team escorted him off the stage with blood on his face following the incident.
Trump was immediately given cover by the Secret Service and rushed to a local hospital for treatment. His campaign said that Trump was safe. Joe Biden also reacted to the attack and said that he hoped to speak to his Republican rival soon.
Trump's post-debate debacle worsened on Thursday after a series of goof-ups including when he referred to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy as 'President Putin'. Democrats believe Obama and Pelosi should express their views on Biden's candidacy clearly to prevent more harm.
Verbal gaffes are not unusual in Biden's career as he overcame a childhood stutter, but his frequent habit of mixing up names of world leaders and countries has fuelled concerns. Biden is particularly under scrutiny after his poor debate performance against Trump that raised concerns over his age.
Calls have been rising for Joe Biden to step down from the US presidential race. Amid mounting troubles, Biden said that Kamala Harris was qualified to be president. However, he also made a gaffe in which he called Donald Trump his VP.
The advertisement criticises Trump for his suggestion that Russia should be allowed to act freely towards NATO members failing to meet defence spending targets, cautioning that the presumptive candidate of the Republican Party is "a servant to a dictator who prioritises ‘America last.’"
The decline in support for Biden among Indian-Americans was the largest in all Asian American ethnic communities in the US. Biden is currently in the midst of an escalating political crisis after his poor debate performance against Donald Trump on June 27.
Trump called Biden's choice of Kamala Harris, the first woman vice president of Indian and African heritage, his "one brilliant decision" and an "insurance policy". Harris has been touted to replace Biden as the Democratic nominee following his faultering performance in the presidential debate.
US President Joe Biden had a disastrous night during a debate with his rival Donald Trump, following which voices are being raised for him to step aside from the presidential race and make way for Kamala Harris.
Harris, aged 59, formerly a US senator and California attorney general, would be the first woman to ascend to the presidency of the United States if she were to secure the party's nomination and win the November 5 election.
Biden's hoarse-sounding, stumbling and widely-panned performance in the June 27 debate against Trump has fuelled concerns over his age and mental acuity at 81. Several Democrats are reportedly calling on him to withdraw and allow Vice President Kamala Harris to take centre stage.
Numerous reports emerged of internal party murmurs that Joe Biden should withdraw his presidential bid after his dismal debate performance against Donald Trump who is once again in the race for the White House in November polls this year.
Former President Donald Trump's sentencing in the hush money case, which was scheduled for July 11, has now been postponed till September after the Supreme Court on Monday ruled that he had some immunity from criminal conviction as a former President.
The approval rating of Biden, 81, has plummeted after his dismal debate performance in Atlanta last week against his predecessor Donald Trump.
Trump was convicted of all 34 counts of falsifying business records to conceal hush money payment to an adult film star, becoming the first president in US history to be convicted of a crime. His sentencing was postponed from July 11 to September 18, weeks before the November elections.
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