Washington D.C. – June 28, 2024: Prominent American lawmakers have pledged their support to Indian Americans in their fight against Hinduphobia and discrimination targeting the minority Hindu community in the United States.
The commitment was made during the 3rd National Hindu Advocacy Day, organized by the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA). The event, which took place on June 28, attracted numerous Hindu students, researchers, and community leaders who gathered to discuss the pressing concerns faced by Hindus living in the U.S.
The advocacy day highlighted the increasing instances of Hinduphobia and the need for legislative measures to protect the rights of the Hindu community. Lawmakers in attendance expressed their solidarity with the Hindu community, vowing to work towards ensuring that Hindus in America are free from discrimination and bias.
Speakers at the event included several key U.S. lawmakers who acknowledged the contributions of the Hindu community to American society and emphasized the importance of safeguarding their rights. They reiterated their commitment to promoting inclusivity and preventing hate crimes against Hindus.
CoHNA representatives expressed their gratitude for the support from lawmakers and stressed the need for continued advocacy and awareness to combat Hinduphobia effectively. They called for increased community engagement and the development of educational programs to foster a better understanding of Hinduism and its cultural significance.
The 3rd National Hindu Advocacy Day served as a crucial platform for addressing the challenges faced by Hindus in the U.S. and marked a significant step forward in the fight against discrimination and Hinduphobia.
