US EditionElon Musk-led DOGE cancels $22 million intended for ’voter turnout in India’; BJP says
- The US Department of Government Efficiency has cancelled $21 million intended for voter turnout in India, as part of a larger budget of $486 million that included other foreign aid projects.
- The cancellation of funds also affected programs aimed at health initiatives and political transparency in various countries such as Mozambique and Cambodia.
- Amit Malviya from the Bharatiya Janata Party claimed that the terminated funding reflected external interference in India's electoral process.
- This decision has sparked debates over the use of US taxpayer dollars in foreign electoral initiatives.
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