Lawmakers Rally Against Hinduphobia at National Hindu Advocacy Day

Prominent American lawmakers pledged their support to Indian Americans to combat Hinduphobia and discrimination. The 3rd National Hindu Advocacy Day, organized by CoHNA, gathered Hindu students, researchers, and leaders to discuss ongoing issues. Several lawmakers, including Shri Thanedar and Max Miller, emphasized their support for House Resolution 1131, condemning Hinduphobia.

Prominent American lawmakers have committed their support to Indian Americans in their fight against the rising tide of Hinduphobia and minority discrimination within the United States.

Organized by the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA), the 3rd National Hindu Advocacy Day on June 28 attracted Hindu students, researchers, and community leaders to discuss the challenges facing Hindus in America.

Lawmakers, including Congressman Shri Thanedar, emphasized the significance of House Resolution 1131, which condemns Hinduphobia and celebrates Hindu American contributions. The event highlighted the community's struggle and urged perseverance against hate and bigotry.

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