US Election 2020: Trump first said- Biden wins, then announced his 'victory'

US President Donald Trump announced his victory on Monday morning from his official Twitter account.

However, Trump has been seen on one occasion before accepting Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden's victory.

Making unconfirmed claims of rigging in the election, he wrote on Twitter, "He (Joe Biden) won because the election was rigged."

An hour after saying this, Trump said that he was not accepting the vote on November 3. Trips have been filed by Trump's team in some important states but have not presented any evidence to substantiate their claims. All the cases filed so far have been unsuccessful.

At the same time, election officials said last Friday, "These have been the 'safest' elections in American history 'and' there was no evidence to suggest that the voting process could be used to erase, lose, change or otherwise Has been tampered with. "

Amidst all this, the Biden President-Elect remains.

The Democratic Party has 306 votes in the Electoral College while 270 votes are required to win the election. In this case, whether the votes are counted again or any legal difficulty arises, there is no possibility of a change in the original result of the election.

Biden's lead in the popular vote has exceeded five million. Despite this, Trump is still not accepting Biden's victory.

Refusal of trump

On Friday, Trump said that who knows which administration will be in power in the future.

Trump's stance has given rise to concerns that are being raised about the US government's ability to curb the growing cases of Covid 19.

Twitter has added a comment on Trump's claims of fraud in the election that "the claim of fraud in the election is controversial."

The team handling the campaign of Republican candidate Donald Trump has filed election cases in the American provinces where the contest was very tough.

It has been claimed in these cases that counting surveyors decided by the Republican Party were prevented from watching the counting process.

However, election officials have denied this, claiming that the rules were met. Most of the cases have been dismissed for lack of evidence.

But despite this, thousands of Trump supporters have gathered in Washington DC on Saturday to protest against their demands.

Violent clashes

Supporters of the Republican Party carrying the flag were accompanied by members of ultra-right-wing organizations such as Proud Boys. Some of these members were wearing helmets and bulletproof vests.

Violent clashes erupted during this protest when Trump's supporters and opponents came face to face.

According to officials, twenty people have been arrested in different cases. The incident of killing a knife has come to light. At the same time, two policemen were also injured.

Not accepting defeat increased worries

The general handover process associated with the formation of the new government has been disrupted due to President Trump not accepting defeat. While the date of the swearing-in of the new government has been fixed for the next 20 January.

The General Services Administration, the organization that handles this process, has not yet accepted Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris as winners.

Classified security briefings, federal agencies and funds, etc., have not been provided to Biden's team, which is necessary for smooth transfer of power.

Biden's Chief of Staff Ron Klein has said that the process was to begin this week so that the country could begin preparing to deal with the Coronavirus epidemic.

America is going through its worst Covid 19 transition. Last Friday, one lakh eighty thousand new cases have been reported in America and 1400 people have died.

In America, the number of people infected and killed by Covid is the highest in the world.

Klein said, "Joe Biden is going to be President of the United States in a conflict-filled phase. In such a situation, the transfer of power should be smooth."

At the same time, the head of the team defending Corona in America, Dr. Anthony Fauchi has described the smooth transfer of power from the point of view of public health.