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America Donald Trump Shooting: The investigation into the shooting of US presidential candidate Donald Trump is ongoing. The attacker involved in the incident, Thomas Matthew Crooks, was killed on the spot by security officials. Now the question is whether Pakistani journalists are pointing fingers at India for this incident. Recently, during a press conference at the Pentagon, a Pakistani journalist linked this incident to the incidents in Canada and New York.
According to a report, Pakistani journalist Jahanzeb Ali asked a question at a press briefing organized by the Pentagon. He asked Press Secretary Pat Ryder whether foreign forces were involved in the firing at Trump's rally in Pennsylvania on Sunday. Trump was injured in this incident as the bullet grazed his ear.
According to the report, Pakistani journalist Ali's question was whether you think any foreign power is involved in such assassination attempts to create unrest in this country. He further asked, 'We are hearing a lot of news in the media that a foreign country may be named, because recently an attempt was made to kill an American citizen in New York and a foreign government in Canada was involved in it.'
The way security was maintained at Trump's rally is under investigation
The US Department of Homeland Security's inspector general has said the department is investigating how the US Secret Service handled security for former President Donald Trump during the attack at a rally in Pennsylvania. The agency said in a notice on its website on Wednesday that the aim of the investigation is to fully evaluate the Secret Service's procedures for providing security to President Trump during the July 13 rally.
However, no date has been given as to when the investigation was started. After the firing incident at the rally, questions are being raised as to how the gunman reached the roof where the former President was directly targeted.
President Joe Biden has already ordered an independent review of security arrangements at the rally. Secret Service Director Kim Cheatley said the agency understands the review ordered by Biden and will fully assist congressional committees investigating the shooting.