Washington In the US election, Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden has said that if he becomes president, his administration will stand with New Delhi to face every threat that India faces. Biden, who made Indian-origin Kamala Harris his running mate, called for further strengthening of 'relations' between India and the US. He criticized Trump for taking action against H1B visas and promised that he would continue to trust the Indian community if he became president.
Presidential elections are to be held in the US on November 3, and 77-year-old Joe Biden is challenging the current President and Republican candidate Donald Trump. Addressing the Indian community on India's Independence Day, Biden said, "15 years ago I was leading the ongoing efforts to get the historic nuclear deal with India approved." I said at the time that if India and America became close friends and partners, then this world would become a safer place. '
'I will stand in the face of dangers on the border' Biden said that if I become president, I will continue to believe in it even further. At the same time, I will stand in the area at the time of the threats faced by India on its territory and border. He said that he will work on expanding the two-way trade between the two countries and will face issues like climate change and global health security.
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Candidates from the Democratic Party said that they would work to strengthen both democracies where diversity is equal power. He said that his full support for the Indian American people will continue. My colleagues are Indians, the Obama administration also gave the most Indians a place in my administration and now I have chosen Kamala Harris of Indian origin as my running mate. If we win, Kamala Harris will be the first Vice President of Indian origin.
'Biden will get the benefit of choosing Kamala Harris' Experts say that Joe Biden will definitely benefit from this, as Kamala is a black man and a woman. He has directly exposed Kamala Harris by not supporting 'Black Life Matter'. However, of the five women whose names were running from the Democratic Party, all of them were black women. One of them was a woman who was the child of a migrant.
