Indian-Americans Rally for Kamala Harris in Historic Presidential Bid

A group of Indian-Americans has launched a grassroots campaign to support Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in key battleground states. They aim to make history by electing the first person of Indian heritage as the US president. The campaign celebrates Harris's biracial background and her connection to Indian culture.

In a significant move, a group of prominent Indian-Americans has initiated a grassroots campaign to bolster support for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris in crucial battleground states.

Vice President Harris, 59, with her mixed heritage—an Indian mother from Chennai and a Jamaican father—faces former president Donald Trump, 78, in the upcoming elections.

The 'Indian Americans for Harris' campaign aims to make history by ensuring Harris, the first individual of Indian descent, ascends to America's highest office. North Carolina businessman Swadesh Chatterjee emphasized the unprecedented nature of Harris's nomination, urging Indian-Americans to transcend party lines in support.

(With inputs from agencies.)