Shashi Tharoor, a Congress of Thiruvananthapuram, urged the Indian American diaspora to speak for India in the midst of H-1B visa and 50 % of tariffs stored on Indian products. SHASHI THAROOR emphasized the surprising “silence” of the indication-American diaspores on critical issues affecting relations with India and the US.
SHASHI THAROOR On Tuesday, September 23, he led a significant meeting between the US Congress delegation and the Indian Parliamentary Permanent Committee on External Affairs, which dealt with concern for H-1B visas, 50% of tariffs on Indian goods and US sanctions in Chabahar.
During the congressman’s meeting, she shared that she had urged policy changes from the indication voters, led to Tharoor to urgently urgent the diaspora to be more loud.
Shashi Tharoor stressed: “I want to emphasize that one of the points we earned was the reason why the indication-American diaspora was silent about it. One of the congresses said that one phone call from any indication voter would not come to support policy.”
“It’s something that is surprising and that I think we all have to address an indication-American population that says: If you care about your relationship with your homeland, you also have to fight for it, speak for it and try to make your political representatives to stand up for India.
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Tharoor pointed out that visiting US lawmakers were already “Indian friends”, which praised the economic resistance and contributions of the country’s diaspora.
“We Had and Very Good Visit From and US Congressional Delegation WHICH CONSISTED OF 5 MEMBERS OF THE US HOUSE OF CONGRESS WHO HAPPENED ALL TO BE FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND FOUR OF THEM WERE FROM CALIFORNIA, but they Was That and Lot of American Opinion, Including in the US Congress, Is Very Strongly Committed to the Indian Relationship, The Strategic Partnership, That India is Valued and That The Remain Determined to Strength 50% of tariff failure, sanctions for the port of Chabahar and various other things that have made life a little more difficult at the moment … ”Tharoor said.
The Committee also discussed relationships with India-Sri Lanka and future directions with representatives of the Ministry of external Affairs. As chairman of the Parliamentary Permanent Committee for External Affairs, Tharoor played a key role in facilitating dialogue.
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