‘Reduced Perspective’: Indian-origin woman who slammed the glory of Zoharan Mamdani
An Indian -origin Hindu woman, Indu Vishwanathan, who found Mahima, a New York Mayor candidate Zoharan Mamdani, found Mahima after her amazing primary victory, Mamdani’s mother Meera Nair Hindfobic. Vishwanathan said in Nair’s films, Hindu characters are filled with prejudice and do not discover Hindu identity or society in a complex or human manner. “If she is not leveling the prosperity of Hindu characters and Hindu philosophy, she is completely eradicating Hindu attitudes and voices. When she publicly speaks, she reflects the same redective outlook on Hindus and Hinduism,” she wrote. “His films often play the role of Hindu characters, fanaticism or gatekeepers of Daman, while Mukti is shown through Western ideals or rejection of Hindu norms. His films rarely include devotees or joyful Hindu spiritual lives, nor perform the diversity or depth of Hindu theology, “read the post.Earlier, Vishwanathan accused Mamdani of distorting the facts, manipulating the politics of identity and cited his statement that there are no more Muslims left in Gujarat as an example. He said, “Mamdani’s lie is not casual or anything that can be dismissed. It is central for a large construction of its own hunting conditions in the world,” he said that Gujarat has more than 7 million Muslims. “And if he is ready to eradicate 7 million members of his community of Gujarati Muslims for a political campaign in New York, what does it mean for 200,000 Hindus living in New York? What does it mean to the 5 million Jews living here? Do we not all be concerned when a public individually erases to score the whole communities at fine points?” she wrote.Since the election and Andrew Kuomo accepted the election of Mamdani, Mamdani has been at the center of many racial, political attacks. Republican asked him to become only American citizens in 2018. Mamdani also attracted the Flack to identify himself as black in the application form of Columbia University, where he did not get a chance to study.
