Google Placed ‘Search Ban On Donald Trump’: Elon Musk Alleges Interference In US Presidential Elections - Elon Musk called out Google for showing results on Kamala Harris when searched Donald Trump. This comes a day after he raised questions regarding absence of search results on Donald Trump's assassination bid. The Tesla CEO shared a few posts on X where users raised concerns about ending up on news related to US presidential candidate Kamala Harris when searched for Donald Trump.br br 'Wow, this is crazy!'br Calling it "crazy", Musk hinted that the search engine might be censoring the news related to Donald Trump in the run up to US presidential elections scheduled to be held in November.br Musk shared another post by a user who claimed that Google was showing only "positive" prompts for "why censorship is" searches.br br Sharing a screenshot, the user said, "When you type 'why censorship is' into Google search, the majority of suggestions are pro-censorship."br br "I did a Google News search about 'Donald Trump'. Google News changed it to 'Harris, Donald Trump' and proceeded to show me only news that favors Harris over Donald Trump," another user said on X sharing a screenshot of the search results. br br 'Google controlled by Democrats'br The Starlink CEO on Monday shared a few posts by users saying that Google was not showing results on Donald Trump's assassination bid that left his right ear injured.br Reacting to a user's post that said, "Google was controlled was by Democrats," Musk said, "They’re getting themselves into a lot of trouble if they interfere with the election."br Google, however, responded to the claim saying that no "manual actions" were used to alter search predictions.br The search engine's spokesperson told Fox News that it is designed to "help people save time" while letting users search for anything they want.br br Musk highlighted that Google search related to ‘President Trump’ and ‘Donald Trump Assassination’ were not yielding results. He further said that Google would be getting itself into trouble if this fact came out to be true.