Washington: conservative legislators Pete Meetings and Elise Stefanim on Tuesday reported the introduction of a Legislative Hindu Council to safeguard the interests of this strict minority and raise their issues in the US Congress.
Initially settled during the 115th Congress, the council proceeds with its significant job in manufacturing an essential association between the Hindu-American people group and policymakers, a media discharge said on Tuesday.
“The introduction of the Legislative Hindu Council denotes a critical stage towards perceiving and enhancing the voice of the Hindu-American people group in our country’s state house. We are focused on tending to their interests, commending their commitments, and guaranteeing their points of view are heard at the most significant levels of government,” Meetings said.
The Legislative Hindu Council, under the chairmanship of Senator Meetings and Director Stefanik, is committed to addressing the qualities that are vital for the Hindu-American people group, it said.
Typifying a different alliance, the Gathering addresses Hindus from different nations including India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, the Unified Realm, and the Netherlands.
It likewise incorporates individuals from different beliefs with Indian starting points, like Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists, the assertion said.
As per the officials, the Legislative Hindu Gathering advocates with the expectation of complimentary undertaking, restricted government, monetary discipline, solid family values, and a powerful international strategy position against dictator systems.
This proactive methodology not just reinforces the Hindu-American presence in Washington yet additionally upgrades its impact in molding a more delegate and different country.
Notwithstanding Senator Meetings and Administrator Stefanik, the Gathering incorporates individuals like Representative Andy Biggs, among others, it said.
