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"Ultimately, the question of where politics and the question of democratic institutions go in India is going to be determined within India by Indians. It's not going to be determined by the United States," a White House official said.

We do not endorse any particular Indian leader or political party that is the decision of the people of India but we do stand in support of the important principles that should be a core part of American foreign policy, reads a letter

They also ask Biden to discuss with Modi the full range of issues important to a successful, strong, and long-term ties between India and the US

In a separate development, the bipartisan Congressional panel USCIRF said it is "vital the US government acknowledge the Indian government’s perpetration and toleration of particularly severe violations of religious freedom against its own population".

A total of 75 Democratic senators and members of the House of Representatives signed the letter, sent to the White House on Tuesday. | Latest News India

75 Democratic members of Congress, including 18 senators and 57 members of the House of Representatives, sign letter sent to White House.

WASHINGTON: Dozens of his fellow Democrats urged U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday to raise human rights issues...

A group of US lawmakers has urged President Joe Biden to raise concerns about human rights during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit to Washington. In a letter sent to the White House,...

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Dozens of his fellow Democrats urged U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday to raise human rights issues with ...

We do not endorse any particular Indian leader or political party that is the decision of the people of India but we do stand in support of the important principles that should be a core part of American foreign policy, reads a letter