These days, amidst the hustle and bustle of Congress elections in America, one name is creating a very exciting situation. Name is Crystal Kaul. If Crystal Kaul, contesting from the 10th Congressional District of Virginia, is elected to the US House of Representatives, then this incident will be a history in itself. This woman doing politics in America has a very deep connection with India. However, in the past many Indians of Indian origin have become MPs in America. In such a situation, the question arises that how will Crystal Kaul’s victory create history? We are answering this question in our news article. Know who is Krystle Kaul?
Crystal Kaul, who is contesting from the 10th Congressional District of Virginia as a candidate of President Joe Biden’s Democratic Party in the US presidential elections, was born in New York, USA, but her father was from Kashmir. Not only this, his mother belonged to Delhi. Crystal’s father immigrated to America at the age of 26, while her mother immigrated to America when she was seven. Both of them first met in America and got married there.
After completing her primary studies, Krystle Kaul went to Washington DC for higher education at the age of 17. He has obtained BA from American University, MA from Brown University and MA from Johns Hopkins University. He has obtained a PhD degree in Political Science from Brown University. Apart from English, Crystal Kaul speaks eight languages including Hindi, Punjabi, Dari, Urdu, Arabic and Kashmiri.
Crystal Kaul considers herself half Kashmiri Pandit and half Sikh. He says he is proud of both cultural backgrounds. Crystal Kaul has said that she is proud to be the first Kashmiri Pandit to run for office and the only Sikh woman currently running for Congress in America.
If Crystal Kaul wins the US Congress elections, the celebration menu could be something like this. The reason behind this is that Crystal is a woman of Indian origin and she has a special connection with Kashmir. Will contest elections from Virginia’s 10th Congressional District. Crystal can become the first Kashmiri-Sikh if elected to the US House of Representatives.
