Dr. Sarla Gopalan, aunt of Kamala Harris, had a special conversation with CNN News 18. He said during this time that the whole family is very happy since this news about Kamala came.
new Delhi. In the United States of America presidential election, Joe Biden, the Democratic Party candidate, has elected Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris as the Vice Presidential candidate (his running mate). This is the first time that a black woman has become a Vice Presidential candidate from any major party in the country. His nomination is very happy with his mother’s younger sister ie aunt living in India. She said that whenever she tells Kamla Harris that she needs him, she will come here the next day.
Kamala Harris’S aunt Dr. Sarla Gopalan had a special conversation with CNN News 18. He said during this time that the whole family is very happy since this news about Kamala came. He told that one of his friends living in America had informed him about Kamala’s candidature at 4 in the morning. Asked how she remembers Kamla as a child, Gopalan said that she is a very good, kind and affectionate person.
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Dr. Gopalan said, ‘If I send him this message now that Kamla I need you. So the next day she will come here. He is a very caring and good person. I like this thing best for him. He told that he has not spoken to Kamala Harris yet because she would be very busy because of being the Vice-Presidential candidate.
Kamala Harris spoke about her Indian identity in an interview given to Aziz Hanifa in 2009. She said, ‘My mother was very proud of her Indian heritage and she made me and my sister Maya proud about our culture. Taught to do. We used to come back to India every two years. One of the most influential people in my life besides my mother was my grandfather PV Gopalan. He actually held a post in India which was like the post of Secretary of State in this country.
Kamala Harris recalled walking on the beach with her grandfather after he retired. He lived in Besant Nagar, Chennai. Kamla had said that he used to walk every morning on the beach with his colleagues who were all retired government officials and they would talk about politics about what would be the fight against corruption and justice.
