'We Did It': Orry Celebrates Donald Trump's Win In US Elections, Gets A DM From His Official Account | Viral

Orry AKA Orhan Awatramani participated in the U.

S.

2024 General Election as an overseas voter from India, casting his ballot for Boulder County, Colorado.

He took to Instagram to show off his UOCAVA (Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act) ballot packet and voting confirmation.

Orry proudly showed off his mail from the Boulder County Elections Division that confirmed that they have received his submission.

In another photo, it looked Orry received a DM from the official Instagram Account of Donald Trump.

In the caption, he expressed his excitement over Donald J.

Trump’s victory in the election, saying that “we have done it.

” He also shared how proud he was to have exercised his right to vote in the presidential elections.

The caption of the carousel read, “We did it Donald ? ? we did it ? ? @realdonaldtrump #POTUS #MyPresident #MAGA #MakeAmericaSafeAgain #Trump2024Proud to have exercised my right to vote .

in the exclusive 2024 presidential elections.

” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Orhan Awatramani (@orry) Orry, who is close friends with many Bollywood stars, recently took jabs at US Presidential candidate Kamala Harris.

As the United States enters its voting phase to elect a new president, Republican contender Donald Trump is once again in the race, facing off against Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris.

Orry expressed his support for Trump and took to social media to criticise Kamala.

Last week, Kamala’s campaign team shared a video of her wearing a jacket featuring the rainbow flag.

In response, Orry commented with a vomit emoji.

Donald Trump has clinched a victory in the US elections, securing a landslide win in crucial swing states.

US media outlets have officially declared Trump’s victory.

The election, marked by intense polarization, saw two assassination attempts on Trump during the campaign.

His opponent, Kamala Harris, garnered 224 electoral votes, while Trump surpassed the 270-vote majority required to win.

This makes him the second Republican in 20 years to earn a second term in office, following George Bush, who served as president from 2001 to 2009.

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