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Hindu Sena, a Hindu nationalist group led by Vishnu Gupta, held protests against US Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on Monday in Delhi. They condemned Clinton for attacking and damaging her Republican opponent Donald Trump’s image, and burnt her posters.
This development closely follows Trump’s declaration of the US becoming best friends with India if he comes to power.
Trump pledged that the United States and India would be ‘best friends’ if he is elected and that he would boost intelligence sharing with India in the battle against Islamic militants. He spoke about India as a ‘strategic ally’.
Earlier, the Hindu Sena had gathered in Delhi to urge Lord Hanuman to back Donald Trump in the forthcoming US presidential elections.
About a dozen members of the group took part in the event, against the backdrop of posters of Trump’s face marked with the traditional vermilion dot. The Hindu Sena said they support Trump’s views on “Islamist terrorism”.
At a recent rally organised by the Republican Hindu Coalition, Trump commented:
It is interesting to note at this juncture that Hillary Clinton was one of the first prominent American politicians to speak openly against terrorism. In 2011, Clinton had said in the context of Pakistan and its ties with militant groups:
(With inputs from The Financial Express and NDTV.)
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