Elon Musk got into a fight with someone for supporting Georgia Meloni, got instructions to stay away

The presidential election in America is over. After the election, Donald Trump has made Elon Musk the chief of the ‘Department of Government Efficiency’. Meanwhile, Elon Musk gave a statement about Georgia Meloni which is in the headlines. Tesla CEO and Trump supporter Elon Musk on Wednesday (November 13) strongly criticized a decision of Rome judges on Italy’s Prime Minister Georgia. Actually, that decision of the judges stopped the policy of Italy’s Prime Minister Georgia Meloni. This criticism of Elon Musk created a stir in Italy. Meanwhile, Italy’s President Sergio Mattarella instructed Musk not to interfere in Italy’s politics.

What was Prime Minister Georgia Meloni’s policy?

Actually, the Prime Minister of Italy had made a policy to expel illegal immigrants from the country and send them to a new detention center in Albania in South Eastern Europe. Which was stopped by the judges of Rome. On this, Musk said that judges should not oppose PM Meloni’s policy. The judges who stopped the steps taken by the government against the immigrants should be shown the way out. Prime Minister Georgia had a plan to keep 30 thousand illegal immigrants in camps in Albania.

The Italian President gave this advice to Musk

After the statement of Tesla CEO against the Italian judges, Italian President Sergio Mattarella has instructed him not to interfere in politics. He said, “Italy is a democratic country and knows how to take care of itself. Musk should not interfere in Italian politics.”

Tension is increasing between the government and the judiciary in Italy

Tension is increasing between the government of Italy’s ruling Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and the judiciary. Meanwhile, after a court decision against Meloni, Elon Musk entered the case of Italy and criticized it. It is noteworthy that Italy’s Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and Elon Musk are very good friends. Many times there have been rumors of both of them dating each other.