Campaign Sign: Indian-origin town council candidate's campaign sign defaced in US
US News: The campaign sign of Sarika Bansal, an Indian-origin woman running for town council in North Carolina, was vandalized with a photo of a Black person's
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US News: The campaign sign of Sarika Bansal, an Indian-origin woman running for town council in North Carolina, was vandalized with a photo of a Black person's
The campaign sign of an Indian-origin woman running for a town council in the US state of North Carolina was vandalised, with a photo of a Black person's face superimposed over her face, according to a media report.
Sarika Bansal, the only person of colour running for the Cary Town Council this year, found a campaign sign of hers defaced on Thursday
Bansal said the sign was found in the Highcroft Village neighbourhood in west Cary in District D -- the place from where she is running for a council seat.
“This was shocking,” said Sarika Bansal. “I came home, I had my dinner, and my phone started going crazy because it was all over social media.”