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This is an archive article published on June 25, 2016

Clinton received funds from India for Indo-US civil nuclear deal, alleges Donald Trump

The allegations made up by Trump are widely known in the public known, while the presumptive Democratic nominee has refuted the claims several times in the past

Donald Trump, Hillary clinton, Trump, Clinton, Republicans on Trump, Brexit, Brexit news, us elections brexit, brexit impact, us elections, us elections 2016, us presidential elections, world news, latest news Trump rakes up Clinton’s India donations issue. (Source: AP/Reuters)

Attacking his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton over donations to her family foundation, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has alleged that she received funds from Indian political leaders and institutions to vote for the Indo-US civil nuclear deal.

Released by the Trump campaign in form of a 35-page booklet, none of these allegations are new and have been known in the public domain for past several years.

Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, had refuted these allegations several times in the past.

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In a statement, the Trump campaign said the information provided in the booklet is in-depth summary of the top 50 facts about Clinton’s record that were detailed by Trump in a major speech early this week in New York.

Citing a New York Times report, the Trump campaign alleged that as early as 2008, Indian politician Amar Singh had donated between USD 1,000,001 and USD 5,000,000 to the Clinton Foundation.

“Singh visited the US in September 2008 to lobby or a deal allowing India to obtain civilian nuclear technology; then-Senator Clinton assured him democrats would not block the deal,” the Trump campaign alleged.

It said in 2008 the Confederation of Indian Industry gave USD 500,000 to USD 1 million to the Clinton Foundation.

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It also alleged that Indian-American Raj Fernando was appointed to the State Department’s International Security Advisory Board by Clinton’s chief of staff Cheryl Mills at her “insistence”.

Fernando, he alleged, has donated between USD 1 million and USD 5 million to the Clinton Foundation.

Trump alleged Clinton’s foreign policy has cost America thousands of lives and trillions of dollars – and unleashed ISIS across the world.

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