Washington: The impeachment hearing against President Trump is scheduled to begin on 21 January 2020 in the Senate, the upper house of the US Parliament. A senior MP of Trump's Republican Party has given this information. The impeachment motion has been approved by the House of Representatives, the lower house of parliament with a majority of the opposition Democratic Party, on 18 December.

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Allegations of misuse of power against Trump and obstructing Parliament proceedings: According to information, allegations of misuse of power against Trump and obstruction of Parliament proceedings have been framed. It is now to be decided whether Trump will continue in the presidency in the Upper House with a majority of the Republican Party.

Senate may begin hearing impeachment against Trump on January 21: Republican Senator John Cornyn told reporters on Monday that the Senate could begin a hearing on impeachment on January 21, 2020. After receiving the motion of impeachment from the House of Representatives, it may take a few days for the Senate to start hearing. A resolution will also be passed to decide the rules of hearing in the Senate.

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Selected members of the Democratic Party will strongly argue against Trump in the Senate: It is also being said that Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi may send the proposal to the Senate this week. According to the New York Times newspaper, Speaker and Democratic Party leader Pelosi will select about 6 such members of his party in the Senate in the coming days who can strongly argue to remove Trump from the presidency.

Impeachment in this case: Trump is accused of speaking to Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zalensky on phone on July 25 last year. In this, he was pressuring Jalensky to discredit his potential Democrat rival Joe Biden in the presidential election to be held in November this year.

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