Kamala Harris and her uncle Balachandran Goapalan Photograph:( Reuters )
'I am relieved because I knew she is going to win, and I told her yesterday. The only thing is my tension is now gone away,' he said.
The Vice President-elect Kamala Harris is the first Indian origin, and Black, woman in the history of the American politics to take on this role and assist the President-elect
Kamala Harris' uncle talked to WION about her decisive victory in the US election 2020 against Donald Trump and Mike Pence.
"I am relieved, because I knew she is going to win, and I told her yesterday. The only thing is my tension is now gone away."
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Talking about Harris making history being the first woman, Black and Indian-oirigin Vice President-elect in the history of the US, he said, "You had a Black President, and now you have got a black Afro-American Vice President, and hopefully in 2024, you will have an Afro-American President as Kamala."
When asked if he sees her becoming the President in 2024, her uncle enthusiastically answered, "ofcourse yes!"
However, he didn;t mince his words when it came to Kamala Harris' probable appointment helping the Indian public or the government. "It doesn't;t make much difference," he said.