Get a seat at the table, so you don’t end up on the menu, says PIO Congressman to Indian diaspora
PIO Congressman urges Indian diaspora to seek political participation to avoid being marginalized.
PIO Congressman urges Indian diaspora to seek political participation to avoid being marginalized.
A Person of Indian Origin (PIO) Congressman issued a stark warning to the Indian diaspora, urging them to secure a seat at the table of political power or risk being served as the menu. The metaphor was delivered during a community event, where the lawmaker emphasized the importance of active civic engagement.
The Congressman, who represents a district with a significant Indian American population, argued that the diaspora cannot afford to remain on the sidelines of the political process. He noted that decisions affecting their communities are made by those who show up and participate.
He pointed to the growing influence of Indian Americans in various sectors but stressed that political representation remains a critical gap. Without a voice in decision-making, he warned, the community's interests could be overlooked or harmed.
The remarks come as Indian Americans increasingly seek to leverage their economic success into political clout. The Congressman encouraged attendees to run for office, support candidates, and vote in every election to ensure their concerns are heard.
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NRI Herald • July 3, 2026
NRI Herald • July 3, 2026
NRI Herald • July 3, 2026
NRI Herald • July 3, 2026