Donald Trump will not be able to contest the US Presidential election, disqualified by the court in the Capitol violence case. Loktej World News

Washington, December 20 (HS). Former President Donald Trump, who is in the race to come back to power in America, has suffered a major setback. On Tuesday, the major court of Colorado state declared Trump ineligible for the presidency in the US Capitol violence case. The court has removed Trump, the Republican Party’s leading candidate for the White House, from the state’s presidential primary ballot. This is the first case of disqualification of a presidential candidate in American history.

The Colorado High Court, in its 4-3 majority decision, said that Trump is ineligible to hold the office of President under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. The High Court of Colorado State gave this order, overturning the decision of the District Court. The district court had said that Trump had incited the mob to violence for the attack on the US Parliament on January 6, 2021, but Trump cannot be stopped from participating in the presidential election because it is not clear that the section of the Constitution prohibits the presidency. Covers.

It is noteworthy that after Trump’s defeat in the US presidential elections in the year 2021, his supporters attacked the US Capitol (US Parliament) on January 6, 2021. Thousands of his supporters entered the Parliament building and caused violence and vandalism. Five people died in the violence. Trump was accused of inciting supporters to violence by entering the Parliament House.