Hindu Group Endorses Trump Over Harris In US Presidential Elections, Says ‘He Is Very Pro-India’

Hindus for The U. S. First, a newly created grassroots organisation, has announced which is going to endorse Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and launch a campaign against Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris in the foremost battleground states of Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina. Announcing the decision on Thursday, Hindus for The U. S. First chairman and founder Utsav Sanduja claimed that Harris may be “very destabilising for Indo-US members of the family”.

“The concern is that if Kamala becomes the president of the US, then she may put in some liberal wolves on the bench who may in point of fact reverse the Supreme Court on this (and) that impacting the Asian-American voters,” he said.

The Biden-Harris administration has now not kept the border secure. Harris is the second in command after President Joe Biden and did nothing to stem the flow of illegal immigrants into the US, he said.

“As a result of all these illegal immigrants, we’ve seen record crime, record drug smuggling… and it at last ends up affecting minority communities, especially kind of numerous of the Asian-American business owners,” he said.

Nevertheless, Sanduja praised Trump’s efforts to make the immigration system more merit-based. He also lauded the former president’s efforts to bolster defence and technology cooperation with India.

Trump is “very pro-India”. He became ready to cultivate an even relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and collaborate on many defence projects which may possibly enable India to take on China, he said.

Unlike Harris, who made tons of “disparaging remarks” about the government and folks of India, Trump did now not interfere in the u . s .’s internal affairs, Sanduja said.

“Kamala Harris may be very destabilising for Indo-US members of the family,” he claimed.

He said Hindus for The U. S. First is organising efforts among Hindus in battleground states like Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Nevada against Harris.

Sanduja said the worldwide Hindu community is brooding about the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.

“We would request all political entities concerned to boost this issue,” he said, adding that the Hindus of Bangladesh are suffering.

“I give President Trump tons of credit. Lower than his leadership, the State Department acknowledged the persecution of Hindus in kind of numerous parts of the subcontinent, like in Afghanistan…Pakistan, it became President Trump that took the leadership in acknowledging Hindu genocide,” he said.