Will take U.S.-India ties to next level again: Former U.S. President Donald Trump
The Hindu
Donald Trump told a gathering of about 200 Indian-Americans that he shared a great relationship with Hindus, India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has promised that he will take America's relationship with India to the next level again if he wins the Presidential election in 2024.
In a Deepavali speech organised by Republican Hindu Coalition (RHC) at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Mr. Trump, 76, told a gathering of about 200 Indian-Americans that he shared a great relationship with Hindus, India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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He said he would nominate RHC founder Shalabh Kumar as his Ambassador to India if he gets elected as the U.S. President in 2024.
A video of Mr. Trump’s speech at the Deepavali reception last Friday was released by RHC on Tuesday, in which the former President says that he has not yet announced that if he will run, but if he does, and goes on to win in 2024, he has certain commitments towards the Indian American community.
“We had support from the Hindu population, the great Hindu people both times (2016 and 2020) and great support from India, people from India. I fully endorsed the idea of building a Hindu Holocaust memorial in (Washington) DC. I think it's time… We are going to get that done,” Mr. Trump said.
His remarks came days ahead of the crucial mid-term polls on November 8. Mr. Trump said he probably would not have won in 2016 but for the support from the Hindu community in the battleground States.

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