Most US voters oppose Trump's impeachment: Poll
Washington, Sep 13 : The majority of US voters said they would not like to see Congress begin impeachment proceedings against US President Donald Trump, according to a poll released on Wednesday.
The American voters, by a 56 to 36 per cent margin, said they didn't want Congress to take action against the president, a Quinnipiac University National Poll found.
"American voters don't want Congress to tell President Donald Trump, 'You're fired!' by serving him with articles of impeachment," Xinhua quoted Tim Malloy, Assistant Director of the poll, as saying.
However, Congress should be more of a check on Trump, most US voters agree, by 58 to 27 per cent.
In races for the US House of Representatives nationwide, American voters back Democratic candidates over Republicans by 52 to 38 per cent, the poll showed.
The survey also found that US voters, 54 to 30 per cent, trusted the news media more than Trump to tell the truth about important issues. Republicans were the only group that trusted Trump more than the media, by 72 to 12 per cent.
Quinnipiac University surveyed 1,038 voters nationwide from September 6 to 9, with a margin of error of 3.7 percentage points.
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Human body parts found under train coach in Kerala's Alappuzha
Alappuzha (Kerala) (PTI): A probe has been launched after human body parts were found under a train coach here on Saturday, police said.
According to Alappuzha Railway Police, a human right arm along with a finger of a foot was found on an iron bracket under the auxiliary reservoir tank of the S-5 coach of the Alappuzha–Dhanbad Express.
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The body parts were noticed by cleaning staff when the train was parked at the pit-line yard early in the morning.
The train had reached Alappuzha from Dhanbad on Friday evening and was scheduled to depart again on Saturday morning.
Railway police have registered a case of unnatural death and begun an investigation.
Police said an inquest will be conducted and a detailed probe is underway into the incident.
They will also seek details from police in other states to ascertain whether any deaths were reported along the route on which the train had been operating in recent days.
