মিশিগানে সেই মুসলিম প্রার্থী জিতলে ‘ক্রিসমাস থাকবে না’, বললেন ট্রাম্প

US President Donald Trump, at a Sunday rally in Port Huron, Michigan, said Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed would make Christmas unavailable if elected, called him a jihadist and Muslim Brotherhood member, and likened him to the September 11 Flight 93 hijackers, according to Jugantor, The Daily Waadaa and Reuters-based reports. Trump also said El-Sayed would be the only senator required to pass a metal detector. El-Sayed, who would be the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, dismissed the accusations and called questions about his loyalty shameful. Republican Mike Rogers said he had never called El-Sayed a terrorist but alleged without evidence that El-Sayed has Muslim Brotherhood ties. Former President Barack Obama campaigned for El-Sayed in Detroit, saying the attacks were false. The race for an open seat may help decide control of the Senate in the November 3 midterms.

Where accounts differ. Jugantor reports Trump saying Christmas would be cancelled if El-Sayed wins, a claim absent from the English-language outlets, which instead cite the 9/11 comparison and metal detector remark; The Straits Times alone reports Rogers's comments on tariffs and Trump's praise of Rogers.

South China Morning PostThe Straits TimesManab ZaminJugantorThe Daily Waadaa

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