Washington:

Republican lawmakers Pete Classes and Elise Stefanim on Tuesday introduced the inauguration of a Congressional Hindu Caucus to guard the pursuits of this spiritual minority and lift their points within the US Congress.

Initially established throughout the a hundred and fifteenth Congress, the caucus continues its pivotal position in forging a significant connection between the Hindu-American neighborhood and policymakers, a media launch mentioned on Tuesday.

“The inauguration of the Congressional Hindu Caucus marks a major step in direction of recognising and amplifying the voice of the Hindu-American neighborhood in our nation’s capitol. We’re dedicated to addressing their considerations, celebrating their contributions, and guaranteeing their views are heard on the highest ranges of presidency,” Classes mentioned.

The Congressional Hindu Caucus, underneath the chairmanship of Congressman Classes and Chairwoman Stefanik, is devoted to representing the values which are vital to the Hindu-American neighborhood, it mentioned.

Embodying a various coalition, the Caucus represents Hindus from varied nations together with India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, the UK, and the Netherlands.

It additionally contains members of different faiths with Indian origins, similar to Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists, the assertion mentioned.

In line with the lawmakers, the Congressional Hindu Caucus advocates without cost enterprise, restricted authorities, fiscal self-discipline, sturdy household values, and a strong international coverage stance towards authoritarian regimes.

This proactive method not solely strengthens the Hindu-American presence in Washington but in addition enhances its affect in shaping a extra consultant and numerous nation.

Along with Congressman Classes and Chairwoman Stefanik, the Caucus contains members like Congressman Andy Biggs, amongst others, it mentioned. 

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