Unlikely Alliance? Hindu Advocacy Group Endorses Pakistani American Candidate In Virginia | World News

Washington: The American Hindu Coalition (AHC) stepped into the undiscovered region. For the first time, the right -handed Hindu advocacy group approved a Pakistani American in a state race. Junaid Khan, who has been a virginia resident for a long time. 27. He objected to the Assembly of the Delegates in the Region. The seat is currently kept by Democrat Atoosa Reaser.
The approval of the group comes with symbolic weight. AHC has long been aligned with Indian American candidates for a long time. “America first” encouraged its economic policies. He carried out a campaign for religious freedom, pushed the rights of parental rights in education and supported small businesses, stronger defense, tight border controls and closer US-India ties. So far, this support remained on familiar ethnic lines.
The decision breaks with a precedent. Hindu advocacy groups in the United States rarely crossed the South Asian Divide. Only comes after swaping the thorns and hostilities after the expensive terrorist attacks in India and Pakistan in Kashmir. Nevertheless, domestic politics seems to have taken the stage at this moment.
Srilekha Palle from AHC said, “The American Hindu coalition represents a stronger America built on the permanent wisdom of the limited government, strong national defense, strong national defense, individual responsibility and Hindu enlightenment values. For the father, it brings a settled, more powerful schools and more commitment to management.
Khan is a US citizen. He spent his last 10 years in Virginia. He founded a career in the field of cyber security and entered the race with the themes of “Family, Faith, Law, and Order and Opportunity for everyone”.
27th Region has more than 100,000 residents. Democratic bends. However, population changes and growing migrant communities may reshape the November 4 competition.
Khan responded to the ona with gratitude. “Approval means a lot for me. We share the commitment commitment for service, prosperous communities and everyone,” he said.
Although it faces a struggle uphill, Khan is a banking to support Indian and Hindu American voters. This support may bend the balance shaped as a close -watched race.


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