By Admin 
An American lawmaker has said that President Donald Trump’s policies towards India are causing real and permanent damage to strategic trust and mutual understanding. He said that Washington will have to take steps with incredible urgency to minimize the damage caused to bilateral relations.
Cindy Kamlager-Dove, a Democratic Party MP from California, said, ‘…If Trump does not change his policy, he will become the American President who loses India. To put it more clearly, they alienated India while empowering the Russian Empire. He has broken the transatlantic alliance and endangered Latin America. This is not a legacy any president should be proud of.
He said, ‘When history books will be written and told where Trump’s hostility towards India started, they will point to something that has nothing to do with our long-term strategic interests. This thing is his personal passion for the Nobel Peace Prize. This may be ridiculous, but the damage it will cause cannot be taken lightly at all.
Trump has said he should receive the Nobel Peace Prize because he ended conflicts around the world, including the one between India and Pakistan in May. Kamlager-Dove was addressing the meeting of Parliament’s South and Central Asia Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee on the topic ‘US-India Strategic Partnership: Securing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific’.
Kamlager-Dove criticized Trump’s policies towards India. These policies include imposing 50 percent duty on India, the highest in the world, imposing a fee of US $ 100,000 on H1B visa. A large number of Indians use H1B visa to live and work in America. He said Trump’s policies are causing “real and lasting harm” and the country needs to act with “incredible urgency” to mitigate that damage.
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