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A4H launches Florida chapter for Hindu civic engagement
Dr. Rakesh Sharma was appointed as the president of A4H Florida.
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Staff Reporter - Sun, 07, Dec 2025
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Americans4Hindus (A4H) launched its 21st state-chapter in Tampa, Florida on Dec. 6, marking a step towards A4H's goal of coast-to-coast movement to strengthen civic participation, representation, and leadership among Hindu and pro-Hindu communities across the United States.
Dr. Romesh Japra, Founder and Chairman of Americans4Hindus (A4H), highlighted the organization’s mission and vision, spotlighting its rapid nationwide growth and innovative multi-PAC framework
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During his address, he also stressed the critical need for political engagement at every level, declaring that Hindu Americans, who have excelled across all fields, must now step forward to claim their place in civil and political leadership.
Dr. Rakesh Sharma was appointed as the president of A4H Florida. He pledged to use his office to unite all Hindus in Florida, build strong alliances, and empower the community politically. Sharma was also appointed as a trustee of A4H.
Sanjeev Kumar and Rasesh Patel were appointed Vice-Presidents and are charged with leading statewide outreach and organizational development.
Sarita Komatireddy, candidate for New York Attorney General, attended the event as a distinguished guest. She spoke passionately about public safety and justice, earning unanimous endorsement from Americans4Hindus for her strong values and proven dedication.
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