President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris extended their Holi greetings to the Hindu community in the US, India and the world.
"I wish the happiest Holi to those celebrating love, laughter, goodness, and the arrival of spring during today’s Festival of Colors," Biden tweeted.
I wish the happiest Holi to those celebrating love, laughter, goodness, and the arrival of spring during today’s Festival of Colors. pic.twitter.com/cmD6Y7eZpX
— President Biden (@POTUS) March 8, 2023
VP Kamala Harris extended her greetings that the vibrant color of Holi would brighten the world with joy, hope and positivity.
As we come together to mark the arrival of spring and celebrate the triumph of good over evil, may the vibrant colors of Holi brighten our world with joy, hope, and positivity.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) March 8, 2023
Happy Holi to all who celebrate. pic.twitter.com/HYHphHHf8m
The members of the Congressional Asian-Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) also extended statements to celebrate the festival of colors.
US representative from Washington's 7th congressional district Pramila Jayapal of the CAPAC, claimed that this is the powerful time of the year as they welcome spring and new growth. "I hope this holiday brings us all communion, love, and gratitude," Jayapal added.
Ro Khanna, US representative from California's 17th congressional district, born to Indian immigrants, stated that the festival is a reminder of the triumph of good over evil.
Raja Krishnamoorthi, US representative for Illinois's 8th congressional district, said, "During this festival of colors, let us take a moment to celebrate the arrival of spring and renew our commitment to bringing peace and prosperity to all.”
