Trump-Musk India-Inspired Poll Campaign AI Photo Is A Must Watch Day Before US Votes

New Delhi: A couple of photos of Donald Trump and Elon Musk have taken social media by storm day before high stakes vember 5 election. In viral photos, Republican candidate Trump and billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk are seen campaigning for upcoming polls in India-inspired election rallies. However, se photos, which has become a huge hit on social media are AI generated. 

photos which have become a huge hit on social media show both Donald Trump and Elon Musk wearing saffron and appears addressing poll campaign in Modi-Yogi style. A social media user also ticed Elon Musk wearing red kalava in AI-generated photo. 

Sharing se photos, a user on social media platform X wrote, what if Donald Trump and Kamala Harris were Indian politicians. 

high stakes US elections are taking place tomorrow, vember 5, and results will start coming out from Tuesday night onwards. Republican candidate Donald Trump is pitted against Democrats Kamala Harris.

It is to be mentioned that Elon Musk is openly supporting Donald Trump in US elections. He also attended a poll garing with Donald Trump and Melania a few weeks ago and supported former US president.

Addressing rally, Musk had said that presidential election isn't just a referendum on Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. It's also a measure of influence world's richest man wields over American democracy.

Elon Musk, South African-born tech and business titan, has spent at least $119 million mobilizing Trump's supporters to back Republican minee. His social media platform, X, has become a firehose of pro-Trump propaganda. And he's playing a starring role in Trump-style rallies in critical battleground states.

All while, he's coming under growing scrutiny. He skipped a hearing on Thursday in a lawsuit over his effort to dole out millions of dollars to registered voters, giveaways legal experts liken to vote buying. He’s being investigated by Securities and Exchange Commission. And Wall Street Journalrecently reported that Musk regularly communicates with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a potential national security risk because X, his aero company, holds billions of dollars worth of contracts with NASA and Department of Defense.

Musk is hardly only person whose megawealth places him at nexus of politics, business and foreign policy. But few are working so publicly for a single candidate as Musk, whose expansive business ties and growing bravado pose a vexing test of one unelected person's political power. His stature is perhaps one of most tangible consequences of Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision, which eliminated many limits on political giving.

With inputs from AI