Washington: In the proposed presidential election on November 3 in the US, Donald Trump wants to hold the position once again on behalf of the Republican Party. He is pitted against Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden. In the election agenda of both the main candidates, a lot of attention is being given to India and American-Indians.

Biden's sudden love for India, who spewed venom against India on the Kashmir issue, has been in the limelight. Officials of Biden's campaign are promising to further strengthen relations with India after the victory. On the other hand, officials related to the campaign of President Donald Trump said that Trump has stood up against China and supported India and has never intervened in Kashmir. Indian-American proponents of Trump said that "The US-led unemployment rate has registered a record decline in the United States, led by the Trump administration, before the Coronavirus. President Trump has elevated India's stature on the world stage, stood in opposition to China, supported India and never interfered on the Kashmir issue".

Co-chairman of Indian-American Finance Committee, said, "In short, President Trump has kept the right attitude in relation to India and Indian-Americans." It was emphasized that considering the Indian-American community and Indo-US relations, it would be appropriate to choose Trump.

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