United States Attorney General William Barr has informed that his party has not found any evidence regarding President Donald Trump's allegations of fraud during the recent presidential election.
According to him, until now, he did not find any form of fraud that could affect the election results.
The statement issued by Barr was a blow to Trump, who has so far refused to accept his defeat.
According to Barr, Trump claimed that the voting machine had been hacked to give Biden an easy victory but he denied the allegations.
He explained that the Department of Justice (DoJ) and the Department of Internal Security have investigated the allegations and have not found any evidence related to the allegations.
Barr is not the only senior U.S. official to confirm the election free of fraud.
Earlier, Chris Krebs, who heads the U.S. Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency, was fired last month after disputing allegations of fraud by Trump.
Trump and his campaign team have filed lawsuits in several states won by his challenger Joe Biden. However, the states still recognize Biden as the winner.
Meanwhile, Trump, during an interview session on Fox News on Sunday, said he would continue to use all forms of lawsuits to challenge election results.
"My thoughts will not change in the next six months. There has been fraud here, "he said when contacted by Fox News.
