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Gabbard to protect Indias interest in US Congress

In August,31-year-old Gabbard won the Democratic Party primary from a Congressional seat in Hawaii.

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Tulsi Gabbard,who appears all set to become the first Hindu-American to be elected to the US House of Representatives,has promised to help protect interest of India and Indian-Americans in the Congress.

In August,31-year-old Gabbard won the Democratic Party primary from a Congressional seat in Hawaii. The seat is said to be a strong Democratic stronghold and given a weak Republican challenger,Gabbard is all set to enter the House of Representatives.

Gabbard was felicitated by the Indian-American community in Tampa,Florida on Saturday and Washington DC on Monday.

At both the places,Gabbard told the enthusiastic Indian American community leaders that she as member of the US House of Representatives would ensure that the interest of India and Indian-Americans is protected.

The daughter of a Samoan Catholic father and white Hindu mother who moved from American Samoa to Hawaii,Gabbard is a rising star in the Democratic Party.

 

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