India, US need to work together to challenge aggression from China: Congressman Shri Thanedar
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India, US need to work together to challenge aggression from China: Congressman Shri Thanedar

Indian American Congressman Shri Thanedar said that India and US need to stand strongly against China's military and economic aggression

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Jul 12, 2023, 10:13 am IST
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Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar

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Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar said that India and US need to work strongly together to challenge the aggression from China.

Speaking to ANI the Indian American congressman said that India and US need to strongly stand against China’s military and economic aggression. “I have a lot of respect for India and tremendous accomplishment India has done India and United States need to work strongly together to challenge the aggression from China,” Shri Thanedar said.

Washington’s relationship with China has changed from that of a strategic competitor to a rival or outright threat that must be deterred and contained. There is a bipartisan consensus that India is a crucial geopolitical and even economic, counterweight to China’s dominance in the Indo-Pacific region.

“We have seen a lot of aggressive behaviour from China, economic aggression. They have infringed on workers’ rights. They have dumped products into the United States market by subsidizing businesses. So, we need to effectively strong stand against China’s military aggression, China’s economic aggression. And the best way to do that is a strong India and a strong India-United States relationships,” he added.

Earlier in June, PM Modi completed a four-day State visit to the United States. PM Modi was not only feted with a welcome ceremony and state dinner but was also invited to address Congress for the second time during his prime ministership.

PM Modi arrived in Washington DC, the capital of a country he was once prohibited from visiting for almost ten years. He joined the ranks of Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela and Volodymyr Zelenskyy as one of the few leaders who addressed a joint session of Congress more than once.

Shri Thanedar, who escorted PM Modi to the chamber, heaped praises on Modi and stated that India had made a lot of progress and there is a lot of misinformation about the largest economy. Reacting to the criticism over the Indian Government’s restrictions on free speech and treatment of minorities, Thanedar stated that there are a lot of “baseless” attacks that happen against India. He noted that people of all kinds of faith live harmoniously in India.

Look, no country is perfect. Look, no democracy is perfect. But, India has made a lot of progress and there is a lot of misinformation about India. There are a lot of baseless attacks that happen about India. But, India is a country that has many different cultures, many different languages, many different religious. People of all kinds of faiths have lived harmoniously in India. We all have work to do. United States have work to do. United States need to work on racism. United States need to work on equity, economic equity, racial equity, social Equity,” Shri Thanedar said.

Thanedar also addressed the challenges faced not just by India but also by the United States and said “US needs to work on racism, economic equity, racial equity and social equity.”

With PM Modi’s state visit, the United States and India declared themselves “among the closest partners in the world”, and referring to the success of the visit the lawmaker said that India and US have a great collaboration culturally and promoting education, healthcare, medical innovations and space and defence technology.

Shri Thanedar further said that he would like to see India become the strongest ally of the US.

“I think these are the two biggest democracies, world’s oldest democracy and world’s largest democracy. And it is about time that we work with deep trust, we work with deep friendship, and we help the people of each of the countries economically. And we have a great collaboration culturally and also promoting education and health care, medicine innovations, and in terms of space and defence technology. So, I would like to see India become the strongest ally of the United States of America,” Shri Thanedar said.

On July 11, Shri Thanedar was one of the US lawmakers who attended the Hindu advocacy day on Capitol Hill. An event that highlighted the challenges Hindus face in the US, rising violence against Hindus, Hinduphobia, caste laws, academic bias and more. When asked about attending the event, Shri Thanedar said that he is here to support the Hindu community and believes every person has a right to practice his or her religion without hate, bigotry or without any kind of attack.

Shri Thanedar said, “I’m here to show them support because I believe that every person has a right to practice his or her religion without hate, without bigotry, without hatred, without any kind of attacks or phobias. And I strongly believe that religious freedom is important. And I’m here to support the Hindu community. And also I happen to be a US Congressman that formed the Hindu caucus in the United States Congress.”

(with inputs from ANI)

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