NYC Mayor Confuses India & Pakistan During Independence Day Celebrations

AMIT DHAKAR

 



NYC Mayor Confuses India & Pakistan During Independence Day Celebrations - Not Once, Not Twice... But THREE Times


New York City Mayor Eric Adams referred to India's diaspora in Queens as "Pakistan" during an Independence Day parade on Saturday, despite the stage being decked out in 🇮🇳 flags. There was also a banner that read, "Mayor Adams Celebrates the Indian Community."


Adams was even stood next to the Indian tricolor while declaring, "And I think no greater symbol of what you offer to this community than the men and women who are part of the law enforcement community, who are here, the Pakistani officers..."


He continued, "I've known this community for so long, from little Pakistan and Queens, little Pakistan and Brooklyn."


Someone then shouted out, "India, it's India."


#WrongCountry 

Location: New York, NY, USA

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