Taking oath on the power of New York and the Quran, Zohran Mamdani created history, whose echoes reach even India.

News India Live, Digital Desk: A young man who till some time ago was protesting in the streets of New York as the voice of the people, today the same person is taking charge of the most powerful city in the world. It is not an ordinary thing for Zohran Mamdani to become the mayor of New York. This victory is being considered as the victory of all those immigrants and struggling people who live their identity with pride. The scene during the oath taking ceremony was quite emotional when the oath taking ceremony was echoed. When Zoharan placed his hand on the Quran and swore allegiance to the Constitution, those present stood and honored him. Zohran proved that one can reach the pinnacle of the world by taking one’s culture and roots with us. Zohran is not recognized only by his name or religion, but by the progressive thinking that he has shown during his tenure. He has always been talking about the rights of the common people, cheap electricity and workers. This is the reason why the people of New York have given him a new and bigger responsibility this time. Who is Zohran Mamdani? Zohran’s family is of Indian origin and he has been associated with the soil of India. The son of renowned filmmaker Mira Nair, Zohran saw politics in New York from an often overlooked perspective. His victory has given the message that politics is no longer limited to names or old families, but there is now a place for heroes from among the common people as well. Challenges and expectations ahead After becoming the mayor, the challenges before Zoharan are no less. From housing crisis to rising rents and health facilities, New York has many expectations from them. But the manner in which he has taken oath today, his fans are sure that he will show a new path to the city only by connecting with his roots. This incident is being discussed not only in America, but in every part of the world where people respect diversity and equality.