Ahead of November mid-term, Donald Trump coins India-US friendship slogan in Hindi
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Highlights
- Former US president Donald Trump has coined an India-US friendship slogan in Hindi
- âBharat and America sabse achhe dostâ Trump is seen rehearsing and saying in a video
- The slogan in English means “India and the United States are best friends”
Former US president Donald Trump has coined an India-US friendship slogan in Hindi as part of his efforts to woo the influential Indian-American community before the mid-term elections in November.
âBharat and America sabse achhe dostâ Trump is seen rehearsing and saying in a video released by the Republican Hindu Coalition (RHC). The slogan in English means “India and the United States are best friends”.
In the short 30-second video, Trump is seen seated with his supporter Chicago-based businessman Shalabh Kumar from the Republican Hindu Coalition.
The new slogan is inspired by the phenomenal success of the 2016 slogan of Trump in Hindi âAbki Baar Trump Sarkarâ which had caught the imagination of the Indian Americans then and had played a key part in his victories in some of the key swing states.
Kumar who has been instrumental in both Trumpâs slogans âAbki Baar Trump Sarkarâ and âBharat and America sabse achhe dostâ told PTI in an interview this week that he and the RHC plan to run the former presidentâs latest slogan in the ethnic Indian media to gain Indian-American support and vote for the November 8 mid-term elections.
Political observers and the latest polls indicate that Republicans are most likely to regain the majority in the House of Representatives.
âThe end goal is to heavily support five (GOP) candidates for Senateâ where the margin of victory is going to be âless than 50,000 votes. Some might be even 10,000 votes or 5,000 votes,â Kumar said.
These Senate races are in the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Arizona and Georgia, he said, adding that the small Hindu community in these States can make that difference.
âThe Hindu vote will make the difference. Thatâs the biggest block of independent voters,â Kumar said in response to a question.
âWe are going to have a (national) campaign (with focus on these states) which is going to be close to what the 2016 campaign was,â he said.
Kumar and the RHC were an important part of Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. However, the two fell apart in the 2020 presidential elections.
Kumar says early this year he met Trump at the latter’s initiative at Mar-a-Lago on March 21. There have been a few meetings after that as well.
Indian-Americans comprise slightly more than 1 per cent of the total US population-and less than 1 per cent of all registered voters.
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