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Trump aide mocked online after false claim linking US green‑card curbs to Indian market dip
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Trump aide mocked online after false claim linking US green‑card curbs to Indian market dip

✍️ The Times of India 🗓 10 Oct 2026, 07:46 AM 👁 8
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A senior aide to former President Donald Trump faced widespread online ridicule after circulating an unverified claim that the U.S. green‑card restrictions had triggered a crash in India’s stock market.

A senior adviser to former President Donald Trump posted a claim that the recent U.S. green‑card curbs had caused the Indian stock market to plunge. The post, shared on a public platform, suggested that investors were fleeing Indian equities in response to the immigration policy change.

The statement quickly drew sharp criticism and mockery from netizens, financial analysts, and Indian media outlets. Users on Twitter and other forums highlighted the lack of any market movement in India and labelled the claim as baseless, turning the post into a viral meme.

Fact‑checking agencies confirmed that Indian indices remained stable on the day the claim was made, and there was no evidence linking the U.S. policy shift to any market volatility. The episode underscores how unverified political commentary can spread misinformation across borders, especially when it involves sensitive economic topics.
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