It would be good for India to learn something from the defeat of US President Donald Trump, Shiv Sena said on Monday when comparing the scenario of the US presidential elections with the Bihar Assembly polls.
Shiv Sena, through the Saamana party spokesman, said: “President Trump never deserved the post of head of state. The American public rectified the mistake made with Trump himself in just four years. He could not keep a single promise. If we can learn anything from Trump’s defeat, that would be good. ”
The unemployment epidemic in the United States is greater than that of Covid-19. Instead of finding a solution, however, Trump continued to attach importance to the mockery of the absurd, the vagabonds and the political chants, the party claimed.
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“Power has already changed in the United States. The issue in Bihar is at the bottom. In the Bihar assembly elections, the Nitish Kumar-led National Democratic Alliance is clearly losing. There is no other alternative in the country and the state except us, the people have to do the work of removing the leaders from this illusion, ”added Shiv Sena.
In addition, he claimed that Trump has not accepted defeat. He has made “ridiculous” accusations of a voting scam.
“The warm welcome that Trump received in our country should not be forgotten. It is not our culture to support the wrong man, but it is still being done. Biden will become the head of the United States, ”said Shiv Sena.
“Kamala Harris, of Indian descent, has been elected to the position of Vice President of America. Trump condemned his achievement, he did not respect a woman and our Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP were the people who supported that person, ”added Shiv Sena.
No matter how India organized ‘Namaste Trump’, the sensible people of the United States corrected their mistake by saying ‘Goodbye’ to Trump and rectified their mistake, Shiv Sena claimed.
“Similarly, the leaders including Prime Minister Modi, Nitish Kumar, etc., were unable to stand in front of the young Tejashwi Yadav,” he added.
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