Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said that Kamala Harris is destined to lead the oldest democracy in the world USA (Archive)
New Delhi:
Congressional leader in Lok Sabha, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, said today that the government must prepare to host US vice presidential candidate Kamal Harris, stating that she is destined to lead the world’s oldest democracy.
“#Bharat_ki_beti Kamala Harris is destined to lead the oldest democracy in the world, the United States, as vice president and likely president of that great country in the near future,” Chowdhury tweeted.
“The government of India should prepare to give her a warm, grandiose and tumultuous welcome in honor of her, being an Indian we are all proud of her. Congratulations to Kamala Harris,” he said in another tweet.
Kamala Harris was born to a Jamaican father and Indian mother Shyamala Gopalan, who was born in Chennai before moving to the United States to study further. Ms. Shyamala was a prominent cancer researcher and activist.
Harris’s maternal grandfather, PV Gopalan, a high-ranking official, was born in Thulasenthirapuram, located about 200 miles south of Chennai.
California Senator Kamala Harris, if elected, will be the first female vice president of the United States. She is the first Native American to be elected San Francisco District Attorney, the first South Asian American to become a US Senator, and if elected, she will be the first person of Indian descent to hold a major political office in the States. United. State.
Voting took place on November 3 for the US presidential elections. While the count has been completed in many states, Alaska, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania are still counting the ballots and no winners have yet been projected in those states.
Currently, Joe Biden is projected to have won 253 electoral votes and President Donald Trump 214. The race goes to the contender with 270 votes.
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