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Don't see a shift in India policy with Kamala Harris as President: USISPF President Mukesh Aghi

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Mukesh Aghi, President of USISPF, believes that U.S. policy towards India would remain consistent even if Kamala Harris became President, emphasizing the stability of the strong bilateral relationship between the two countries.

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