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Washington: Indian-origin American lawmakers have advised America to stop lecturing India on the issue of human rights. US MP Ro Khanna told people of Indian origin at the 'Desi Decision' conference, India has been a victim of colonialism for more than 100 years, when we talk about human rights, it seems as if India is being advised. Is. Indian American Impact of 'Democratic Think Tank' is being given on Thursday.
Khanna further said that therefore India feels that we are being lectured by powers that have basically been colonialists for hundreds of years. So I think they should come to the belt to discuss with India for this. This would be a more creative perspective.
Congressional India Caucus co-chairman Ro Khanna was also joined by Indian-American MPs Praveen Jaipal and Dr. Ami Berra. It was conducted by ABC correspondent Jauhrin Shah. When he questioned India's secularism, Bera agreed with Khanna, saying, 'I had also asked this question to the External Affairs Minister of India about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's relations with the Muslim community.' Referring to the statement of the Foreign Minister at that time, he said, 'If India loses its identity as a secular nation, then the attitude of the rest of the world towards it will also change.' (India has always been a secular nation.)