Hindus for America First, a newly formed group, has announced its support for Donald Trump in the 2024 U.S. presidential election and plans to campaign against Kamala Harris in key states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and North Carolina.

The group's founder, Utsav Sanduja, argued that Harris would harm Indo-U.S. relations if she became president.

He claimed that Harris might appoint liberal judges who could reverse decisions important to Asian-American voters and criticized her role in the Biden administration for failing to control illegal immigration, which he said led to increased crime affecting Asian-American communities.

In contrast, Utsav Sanduja praised Trump for improving the immigration system, strengthening U.S.-India defense ties, and supporting India's efforts against China.

He added that Trump did not criticize India's internal politics, unlike Harris, who he said had made negative remarks.

The group is also rallying Hindus in battleground states to oppose Harris and is raising awareness about the persecution of Hindus in countries like Bangladesh, which they believe Trump acknowledged during his presidency.