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donald trump confuses brazil election with india truth social correction

World—By NRI2Global Desk—
donald trump confuses brazil election with india truth social correction

U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social claiming that 125 million people voted in "India's Presidential Election."

The statement confused India with Brazil's ongoing first-round presidential vote.

The White House Rapid Response account reshared the post before Trump corrected it.

India does not hold direct presidential elections.

Trump quietly corrected the post by replacing "India" with "Brazil."

For Indian Americans tracking U.S. statements on Indian democracy, the initial post misstated India's election process and confused it with Brazil's presidential election.

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