Even Vivek Ramaswamy, Tulsi Gabbard did not do: Zoharan Mamdani trolled for his ‘Rakhi’ wish

On the occasion of Rakhi, the video message of NYC Meror Candidate Zoharan Mamdani invited fresh trolling as social media users asked why this year she pops up with a Hindu festival wish. “Hello everyone, I am just popping you all to wish you a happy Rakhi. I hope you are spending a cute day with your family, wherever you can be, “Mamdani said in the video. Mamdani, however, wishes Rakhi every year.“Sir, this is America,” read a comment for their video message. “Vivek Ramaswamy, Tulsi Gabbard has not even wished for Rakhi. It comes here a Mamdani who wished a Hindu festival,” the NX post went viral for his sharp criticism, although many people explained why Vivak Ramaswamy and Tulsi Gabbard did not want. Although Gabbard is a Hindu, President Donald Trump’s DNI is not from India and Vivek Ramaswamy, he said, is working hard to become white.“Lol ork Vivek is working so hard to be white. And Tulsi is not an Indian. He is Samoa, so he does not celebrate the defense bandan,” one wrote. Another wrote, “Show me a video wishing last year. He is expecting Hindu votes, while being an anti -Hindu,” another wrote by another.“Tulsi is not an Indian. He is an ISKCON Hindu. He is a native air. He does not know many festivals who celebrate Hindus in India .. Vivek is trying to please Maga by looking at more American. The case already knew that Maga will not vote, so he is for the people.” One reported that Vivek’s origin is in Tamil Nadu, where Rakhi is not a very big festival, while Mamdani Rakhi is closer to the communities celebrating. Raksha Bandhan is a traditional Hindu festival that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters. The sisters tie a decorative thread around their brothers’ wrists, which symbolizes the wishes of the brothers to protect them.