Sikh leaders debated on Presidential Election conducted by Pakistani channel 24 channel Moderator Muneezay Moeen
The debate was held in front of Capitol Hill in washngton between Dr. Surinder Singh Gill Ambassador for Peace USA, Interfaith Leader & Devinder Singh Badesha, a prominet Republican from Virginia
WASHNGTON D.C. (SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)
The debate on 24 Channel Pakistan, moderated by prominent Pakistani journalist Muneezay Moeen, brought together two significant Sikh-American voices, Dr. Surinder Singh Gill, an Ambassador for Peace and Interfaith leader from Maryland representing Democratic perspectives and Devinder Singh Badesha, a prominent Republican who previously contested for a supervisor position in Virginia.
The debate in front of Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Gill voiced strong support for the Democratic approach, emphasizing that Democrats provide opportunities for all to improve their lives. He highlighted policies such as Medicare improvements for seniors, immigration reforms, student loan relief, and the liberty of women to make personal health choices, including abortion. Gill sharply criticized former President Trump, labeling him as detrimental to democracy and akin to a dictator.
In contrast, Devinder Singh Badesha argued that Democrats’ policies have weakened the nation by promoting unrestricted immigration, impacting border security. He advocated for a stricter immigration policy, emphasized the Republican commitment to peace, and critiqued President Biden’s record, suggesting that he failed in maintaining the country’s stability and security during his tenure.
Muneezay Moeen concluded the debate by reflecting on the importance of the upcoming November 5th election, which will decide which leader has the vision to strengthen America’s global standing as a superpower. The world closely watches these elections, recognizing their influence on global affairs.
The debate attracted significant public attention as Dr. Surinder Singh Gill and Devinder Singh Badesha engaged in a spirited exchange. Both representatives for their respective parties—Democratic and Republican—used strong words to defend their candidates and party.
