List of foreign politicians of Indian origin

Last updated September 15, 2025

This article contains a list of Wikipedia articles about politicians in countries outside of the Indian subcontinent who are of Indian origin.

Australia

Federal parliament

Christabel Chamarette – Greens Senator for Western Australia (1992-1996)
Varun Ghosh – Labor Senator for Western Australia (2024-)
Zaneta Mascarenhas – Labor MP for Swan (2022-)
Lisa Singh – Labor Senator for Tasmania (2011-2019)
Dave Sharma – Liberal MP for Wentworth (2019-2022) and Senator for New South Wales (2023-)

State and territory parliaments

June D'Rozario – Northern Territory Labor MLA
Deepak-Raj Gupta – Australian Capital Territory Labor MLA
Jags Krishnan – Western Australia Labor MLA
Kevin Michel – Western Australia Labor MLA
Daniel Mookhey – New South Wales Labor MLC
Lauren Moss – Northern Territory Labor MLA
Yaz Mubarakai – Western Australia Labor MLA
Gurmesh Singh – New South Wales National MP
Kaushaliya Vaghela – Victoria Labor MLC
Anne Warner – Queensland Labor MLA

Canada

Federal

Anita Anand – Liberal MP
Chandra Arya – former Liberal MP
Hardial Bains – founder and former leader of the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist–Leninist)
Navdeep Bains – former Liberal MP
Parm Bains – Liberal MP
Jag Bhaduria – former Liberal MP
Andrew Cardozo – Progressive Senate Group Senator
Bardish Chagger - Liberal MP
George Chahal – former Liberal MP
Joe Daniel – former Conservative MP
Herb Dhaliwal – former Liberal MP; first Indo-Canadian cabinet minister
Sukh Dhaliwal – Liberal MP
Ruby Dhalla – former Liberal MP
Anju Dhillon – Liberal MP
Baltej Singh Dhillon – Independent Senators Group Senator
Iqwinder Gaheer – Liberal MP
Amanpreet Gill – Conservative MP
Amarjeet Gill – Conservative MP
Dalwinder Gill – Conservative MP
Harb Gill – Conservative MP
Parm Gill – former Conservative MP
Sukhman Gill – Conservative MP
Baljit Gosal – former Conservative MP and Minister of State for Sports
Gurmant Grewal – former Conservative MP, half (with Nina, listed below) of the first married couple to serve as MPs in the same session of Parliament
Nina Grewal – former Conservative MP, half (with Gurmant) of the first married couple to serve as MPs in the same session of Parliament
Raj Grewal – former Liberal MP
Mobina Jaffer – former Independent Senators Group Senator
Rahim Jaffer – former Conservative MP
Gigi Osler – Canadian Senators Group Senator
Jasraj Singh Hallan – Conservative MP
Darshan Kang – former Liberal MP
Arpan Khanna – Conservative MP
Kamal Khera – former Liberal MP
Vim Kochhar – former Conservative Senator
Jagsharan Singh Mahal – Conservative MP
Shuvaloy Majumdar – Conservative MP
Gurbax Singh Malhi – former Liberal MP
Sabi Marwah – former Independent Senators Group Senator
Sachit Mehra – president of the Liberal Party of Canada
Farah Mohamed – Independent Senators Group Senator
Taleeb Noormohamed – Liberal MP
Deepak Obhrai – former Conservative MP
Ratna Omidvar – former Independent Senators Group Senator
Yasmin Ratansi – former Liberal MP
Mohamed-Iqbal Ravalia – Independent Senators Group Senator
Jag Sahota – former Conservative MP
Ruby Sahota – Liberal MP
Jasbir Sandhu – former NDP MP
Gurbux Saini – Liberal MP
Raj Saini – former Liberal MP
Harjit Singh Sajjan – former Liberal MP and Minister of National Defense
Ramesh Sangha – former Liberal MP
Randeep Sarai – Liberal MP
Bob Saroya – former Conservative MP
Asha Seth – former Conservative Senator
Devinder Shory – former Conservative MP
Maninder Sidhu – Liberal MP
Sonia Sidhu – Liberal MP
Gagan Sikand – former Liberal MP
Jinny Sims – former NDP MP
Jagmeet Singh – former leader of the New Democratic Party; first person of Indian descent to be elected leader of a prominent party at the national level in North America, former NDP MP, and former Ontario NDP MPP
Amandeep Sodhi – Liberal MP
Tim Uppal – Conservative MP
Arif Virani – former Liberal MP
Hassan Yussuff – Independent Senator

Provincial/Territorial

Bharat Agnihotri – former Alberta Liberal MLA
Leela Aheer – former Alberta UCP MLA
Prab Gill – former Alberta UCP MLA
Devinder Toor – former Alberta UCP MLA
Prasad Panda – former Alberta Wildrose MLA
Deepak Anand – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP
Anjali Appadurai – former candidate for leader of the British Columbia NDP
Rohini Arora – British Columbia NDP MLA
Harry Bains – former British Columbia NDP MLA
Bas Balkissoon – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Harman Bhangu – British Columbia Conservative MLA
Harry Sohal – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA
Naresh Bhardwaj – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA
Manmeet Bhullar – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA
Parmeet Singh Boparai – Alberta NDP MLA
Bhajan Brar – Saskatchewan NDP MLA
Diljeet Brar – Manitoba NDP MLA
Gurtej Singh Brar – Alberta NDP MLA
Gurinder Brar – Alberta NDP MLA
Gulzar Singh Cheema – former British Columbia Liberal MLA and Manitoba Liberal MLA
Raj Chouhan – British Columbia NDP MLA
Dipika Damerla – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Jasvir Deol – Alberta NDP MLA
Jasdeep Devgan – Manitoba NDP MLA
Mandeep Dhaliwal – British Columbia Conservative MLA
Vic Dhillon – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Sunita Dhir – British Columbia NDP MLA
Ujjal Dosanjh – former Premier of British Columbia; first Indo-Canadian premier; former federal Minister of Health; former NDP MLA and Liberal MP
Raminder Gill – former Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP and federal Conservative candidate
Hardeep Grewal – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP
Tajinder Grewal – Saskatchewan NDP MLA
Sindi Hawkins – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Dave Hayer – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Kash Heed – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Bidhu Jha – former Manitoba NDP MLA
Jas Johal – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Ravi Kahlon – British Columbia NDP MLA
Kuldip Singh Kular – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Salma Lakhani – Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
Harry Lali – former British Columbia NDP MLA
Harinder Malhi – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Amrit Mangat – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Indira Naidoo-Harris – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Rob Nijjar – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Wally Oppal – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Rakhi Pancholi – Alberta NDP MLA
Samir Kayande – Alberta NDP MLA
Raj Pannu – former leader of the Alberta New Democrats; first Indo-Canadian leader of a political party, former Alberta NDP MLA
Ravi Parmar – British Columbia NDP MLA
Ranj Pillai – former premier of Yukon and former Yukon Liberal MLA
Shiraz Shariff – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA
Leonard Preyra – former Nova Scotia NDP MLA
Mohinder Saran – former Manitoba NDP MLA
Amna Shah – British Columbia NDP MLA
Jessie Sunner – British Columbia NDP MLA
Aman Singh – former British Columbia NDP MLA
Amrik Virk – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Tony Bhullar – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
John Nuraney – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Karn Manhas – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Jody Toor – British Columbia Conservative MLA
Steve Kooner – British Columbia Conservative MLA
Moe Sihota – former British Columbia NDP MLA and television host
Harinder Takhar – former Ontario Liberal MPP and Minister of Transportation
Patty Sahota – former British Columbia Liberal MLA
Amarjot Sandhu – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP
Harwinder Sandhu – British Columbia NDP MLA
Mintu Sandhu – Manitoba NDP MLA
Peter Sandhu – former Alberta Progressive Conservative MLA
Prabmeet Sarkaria – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP
Rajan Sawhney – Alberta UCP MLA
Adil Shamji – Ontario Liberal MPP
Niki Sharma – British Columbia NDP MLA
Raj Sherman – former Alberta Liberal leader and MLA
Gurratan Singh – former Ontario NDP MPP
Peter Singh – Alberta UCP MLA
Rachna Singh – former British Columbia NDP MLA
Sara Singh – former Ontario NDP MPP
Tania Sodhi – New Brunswick Liberal MLA
Nina Tangri – Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP
Murad Velshi – former Ontario Liberal MPP
Judi Tyabji – former British Columbia Progressive Democratic Alliance MLA

Municipal

Johnder Basran – former Mayor of Lillooet
Jyoti Gondek – Mayor of Calgary
Parthi Kandavel – Toronto City Councillor
Naheed Nenshi – former Mayor of Calgary
Amarjeet Sohi – Mayor of Edmonton

Fiji

Mahendra Chaudhry – first Indo-Fijian Prime Minister (1999–2000)
Ahmed Ali (1938–2005) – several times a cabinet minister
George Shiu Raj – Cabinet Minister
Anand Singh – Fiji Labour Party Senator and former Attorney-General
Vijay R. Singh – former Cabinet Minister
Sidiq Koya – Leader of the Opposition National Federation Party
Dorsami Naidu – Leader of the National Federation Party
A. D. Patel (1905–1969)- founder of the National Federation Party
Pramod Rae – General Secretary of the National Federation Party
Jai Ram Reddy – Leader of the National Federation Party (1977–1987; 1992–1999); judge
Prem Singh – former NFP leader
Raman Pratap Singh – National Federation Party leader
Amjad Ali – FLP politician
Anand Babla – FLP politician
Pratap Chand – FLP politician
Gaffar Ahmed – FLP politician
Gunasagaran Gounder – FLP politician
Hafiz Khan – businessman and Senator
James Shri Krishna – FLP politician
Prince Gopal Lakshman – FLP politician
Surendra Lal – FLP politician
Sanjeet Chand Maharaj – FLP politician
Perumal Mupnar – FLP Member of Parliament
Shivlal Nagindas – Labasa businessman and former Senator
Damodaran Nair – FLP Member of Parliament
Gyani Nand – FLP politician
Ragho Nand – FLP politician
Udit Narayan – FLP politician
Krishna Prasad – FLP Member of Parliament
Ram Sharan – FLP politician
Gyan Singh – FLP Member of Parliament
Pravin Singh – FLP Member of Parliament
Satendra Singh – FLP politician
Lekh Ram Vayeshnoi – Fiji Labour Party parliamentarian

Germany

Ashok-Alexander Sridharan – Mayor of Bonn

Guyana

Dale Bisnauth
Ronald Gajraj
Cheddi Jagan – 4th President of Guyana (1992-1997)
Bharrat Jagdeo – 7th Prime Minister (1999) and 7th President (1999-2011)
Samuel Insanally
Joey Jagan
Edward Luckhoo
Lionel Luckhoo – politician, diplomat, and lawyer
Donald Ramotar – 8th President (2011-2015)
Moses Nagamootoo – 8th Prime Minister of Guyana (2015-2020)
Irfaan Ali – 10th President (2020–present)
Peter Ramsaroop
Shridath Ramphal – Commonwealth Secretary General (1975-1990)
Rupert Roopnaraine

Indonesia

Harbrinderjit Singh Dillon
Musa "Ijeck" Rajekshah – Vice Governor of North Sumatra (2018-2023)

Ireland

Leo Varadkar – Taoiseach (2017–2020; 2022-2024)

Jamaica

Kamala-Jean Gopie

Japan

Yogendra Puranik

Kenya

Chunilal Madan – legislator and Chief Justice of Kenya
Sunjeev Kour Birdi – Member of Parliament
Alibhai Mulla Jeevanjee – merchant, politician and philanthropist
Pio Gama Pinto – journalist, politician and freedom fighter
Fitz Remedios Santana de Souza

Malaysia

V. David – politician
K. L. Devaser – fourth president of the Malaysian Indian Congress
P. Kamalanathan – Member of Parliament Hulu Selangor and Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education; Central Working Committee Member of the Malaysian Indian Congress; founding member of PUTERA MIC
Datuk M. Kayveas – president of PPP and deputy minister
Devaki Krishnan – first Malaysian Indian woman to become a municipal councillor
Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan – former politician
Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam – sixth president of the Malaysian Indian Congress and former Minister of Communication
M. Manoharan – former member of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly; known for his involvement with HINDRAF
K. S. Nijhar – Member of Parliament
Datuk G. Palanivel – Deputy Minister of Women and Family Development and deputy president of Malaysian Indian Congress
Tan Sri M. G. Pandithan – founding President of the Indian Progressive Front (IPF)
K. Parthiban – state assemblyman for Ijok (2007–2008)
Datuk K. Pathmanaban – politician and former Deputy Minister of Labour and founder of Melaka Manipal Medical College
Sivarasa Rasiah – human rights lawyer and vice-president of the opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat (People's Justice Party)
Tun V. T. Sambanthan – one of the founding fathers of independent Malaya and Founder of National Land Finance Co-op.(NLFCS).
D. R. Seenivasagam – founder of PPP and politician
Kula Segaran – MP for Ipoh Barat and DAP National Vice Chairman
Karpal Singh – chairman of opposition Democratic Action Party and member of parliament
Datuk K. Sivalingam – former member of the state executive council of Selangor
John Thivy – freedom fighter and founding president of the Malayan Indian Congress
E. E. C. Thuraisingham – politician of pre-Independence Malaysia
Tan Sri G. Vadiveloo – former Speaker of the Senate
Datuk Seri Samy Vellu – Works Minister in the Malaysian cabinet and president of the Malaysian Indian Congress

Mauritius

Sookdeo Bissoondoyal – politician and one of the three founding fathers of independent Mauritius
Dayendranath Burrenchobay – Governor-General of Mauritius (1978-1983)
Jaya Krishna Cuttaree – diplomat
Madun Dulloo – diplomat
Anerood Jugnauth – Prime Minister (2000-2003, 2014-2017) and President of Mauritius (2003-2012)
Pravind Jugnauth – Prime Minister of Mauritius (2017–present)
Dev Manraj – former Financial Secretary
Abdool Razack Mohamed – one of the three founding fathers of independent Mauritius
Kailash Purryag – President (2012-2015)
Navin Ramgoolam – Prime Minister (1995-2000, 2005-2014)
Seewoosagur Ramgoolam – Prime Minister (1968-1982) and one of the three founding fathers of independent Mauritius
Veerasamy Ringadoo – President (1992)
Cassam Uteem – President (2002)
Ameenah Gurib-Fakim – President (2015-2018)
Prithvirajsing Roopun – President (2019–present)

Netherlands

Tanja Jadnanansing – Labour Party politician

New Zealand

Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi – Member of Parliament
Parmjeet Parmar – Member of Parliament
Anand Satyanand – first Governor-General of New Zealand of Asian descent (2006-2011)
Priyanca Radhakrishnan – Member of Parliament

Papua New Guinea

Sasindran Muthuvel – Governor of West New Britain

Philippines

Ramon Bagatsing - former Congressman and Mayor of Manila (1972-1986)

Portugal

Jorge Barreto Xavier (born 1965) - Secretary of State of Culture (2012-2015)
Kalidás Barreto (1932-2020) - MP for Castanheira de Pera
António Maria de Bettencourt Rodrigues (1854-1933) - Judge and diplomat
António Costa (born 1961) – Prime Minister of Portugal (2015-2024) and President of the European Council (2024-
Narana Coissoró (born 1933) - Member of Parliament
Alfredo Bruto da Costa (1938-2016) - Minister of Health and Welfare (1979-1980)
Alfredo Nobre da Costa (1923-1996) - Prime Minister (1978)
Francisco Luís Gomes (1829-1869), Member of Português Cortes Gerais for Goa
João Leão (born 1974) - Finance Minister (2020-2022)
Jaime Valfredo Rangel (1897-1959) - Diplomat
Gabriel Mithá Ribeiro (born 1965) - MP for Leiria District
Rosendo Ribeiro (1871-1951) - Vice-Consul of Portugal in Nairobi
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho (1936-2021) - Leader in Portuguese provisional government after the Carnation Revolution

Puerto Rico

Eduardo Bhatia - former President of the Puerto Rican Senate

Singapore

Vivian Balakrishnan – Minister of Community Development, Youth and Sports; former CEO of Singapore General Hospital
S. Dhanabalan – Chairman of Temasek Holdings and DBS Bank, former Minister of National Development, Trade and Industry and Foreign Affairs; tipped by Singapore's first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew as one of the four men he considered as a possible successor
James Gomez – senior leader in the main opposition party (the Workers Party); founder of Think Centre, a political NGO
S. Iswaran – Minister for Communications and Information, former Managing Director of Temasek Holdings
S. Jayakumar – Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Law and co-ordinating Minister for Security; former Foreign Minister and ambassador to the United Nations, and Dean of the Law School in Singapore
J. B. Jeyaretnam – former Leader of the Opposition; former MP; first person to break the PAP monopoly in parliament in 1984; former magistrate
Devan Nair – third President of Singapore (1981–1985), father of the modern trades union movement in Singapore
Hri Kumar Nair – former MP
S. R. Nathan – 6th President of Singapore (1999-2011)
Murali Pillai – MP
Indranee Rajah – Minister in Prime minister's Office, Senior Counsel of Supreme Court of Singapore
S. Rajaratnam – former Senior Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Labour and Culture; co-founder of the Peoples Action Party and Association of South East Asian Nations; author of the Singapore Pledge; one of the pioneer leaders of modern Singapore
Balaji Sadasivan – Junior Minister
K. Shanmugam – Minister for Home Affairs, former Senior Counsel of Supreme Court of Singapore
Pritam Singh – Leader of the Opposition and MP
Halimah Yacob – 8th President of Singapore (2017–2023)

Seychelles

Wavel Ramkalawan – President of Seychelles (2020–present)
Satya Naidu- first Hindu member of Seychelles National Assembly.^[1]

South Africa

Pravin Gordan - Minister of Finance; Minister of Public Works

Yusuf Dadoo – doctor and politician
Frene Ginwala – former speaker of the National Assembly
Pregs Govender
Ronnie Govender
Ahmed Kathrada – political activist
Jody Kollapen
Mac Maharaj – political activist and former MP
George Naicker
Monty Naicker
Amma Naidoo
Indira Naidoo
Naransamy Roy Naidoo
Shanti Naidoo
Thambi Naidoo
Xavier Naidoo
Billy Nair
Dullah Omar – politician
Aziz Pahad – political activist and former MP
Essop Pahad – political activist and former MP
Radhakrishna Padayachi – Deputy Minister for Communication
Ebrahim Patel – Minister of Economy
Enver Surty – Deputy Minister of Basic Education
Thillaiaadi Valliammai

Spain

Robert Masih Nahar – ERC Senator for Barcelona (2017–2023)

Suriname

Ashwin Adhin – Vice President (2015-2020)^[2]
Jagernath Lachmon – Speaker of the National Assembly of Suriname (1987-1996, 2000-2001)
Marijke Djwalapersad – Speaker of the National Assembly (1996-2000)
Fred Ramdat Misier – President of Suriname (1982–1988)
Errol Alibux – Prime Minister of Suriname (1983-1984)
Pretaap Radhakishun – Prime Minister (1986-1987)
Chan Santokhi – President (2020–present)
Ram Sardjoe – Speaker of the National Assembly (2001-2005) and Vice President (2005-2010)
Ramsewak Shankar – President (1988–1990)

Switzerland

Nik Gugger – adopted from Karnataka; first Indian-origin members of the Swiss parliament^[3]

Tanzania

Thailand

Santi Thakral – former president of the Supreme Court of Thailand and former member of the Privy Council of Thailand

Trinidad and Tobago

Raziah Ahmed – President of the Senate (2015)
Faris Al-Rawi – Attorney General (2015-2022)
Linda Baboolal – President of the Senate (2002-2007)
Rudranath Capildeo
Simbhoonath Capildeo
Carol Cuffy-Dowlat
Winston Dookeran
George F. Fitzpatrick
Hardeo Hardath – former MP
Noor Hassanali – President (1987-1997)
Christine Kangaloo – President (2023-present)
Franklin Khan
Fuad Khan
Dhanayshar Mahabir
Devant Maharaj
Ramesh Maharaj
Kenneth Ramchand
Bhadase Maraj
Ralph Maraj
Wade Mark
Roodal Moonilal
Basdeo Panday – Trade Union leader and Prime Minister (1995-2001)
Kamla Persad-Bissessar – Prime Minister (2010-2015)
Mohammed Faisal Rahman
Surujrattan Rambachan
Anand Ramlogan
Adrian Cola Rienzi (Krishna Deonarine Tiwari)
Raffique Shah – Leader of the Opposition
Cindy Devika Sharma
Ashford Sinanan

United Kingdom

Baron Bhattacharyya – former Member of the House of Lords
Ayesha Hazarika, Baroness Hazarika – Member of the House of Lords
Mancherjee Bhownagree – former Conservative MP; second Indian MP in the House of Commons
Harpal Brar – former Chairman of the Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
Nirj Deva – former Conservative MEP
Parmjit Dhanda – former Labour MP
Rajani Palme Dutt – former General Secretary of the Communist Party
Piara Khabra – former Labour MP
Ashok Kumar – former Labour MP
Claude Moraes – former Labour MEP
Dadabhai Naoroji – former Liberal MP; first Indian MP in the House of Commons
Priti Patel – Conservative MP; Home Secretary (2019–2022)
Shapurji Saklatvala – former Communist MP
Virendra Sharma – former Labour MP
Alok Sharma – former Conservative MP and Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Marsha Singh – former Labour MP
Parmjit Singh Gill – former Liberal Democrat MP
Satyendra Prasanna Sinha, 1st Baron Sinha – first Indian member of the House of Lords
Rishi Sunak – Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party (2022–2024)
Shailesh Vara – former Conservative MP
Keith Vaz – former Labour MP; longest-serving British Asian MP; former Minister for Europe and Privy Council member

United States

Dimple Ajmera – Democratic, North Carolina
Abbas Akhil – Democratic, New Mexico
Saqib Ali – Democratic, Maryland
Harry Anand – Democratic, New York
Niraj Antani – Republican, Ohio
Danny Avula – Democratic, Virginia
Harry Arora – Republican, Connecticut
Sam Arora – Democratic, Maryland
Kumar Barve – Democratic, Maryland
Jasmeet Bains – Democratic, California
Preeta D. Bansal – Democratic, New York
Anil Beephan Jr. – Democratic, New Jersey
Ami Bera – Democratic, California
Ravinder Bhalla – Democratic, New Jersey
Raj Bhakta – Republican, Pennsylvania
Amit Bose – Democratic, Georgia
Satveer Chaudhary – Democratic, Minnesota
Upendra J. Chivukula – Democratic, New Jersey
Saikat Chakrabarti – Democratic, California
Neil Chatterjee – Republican, New York
Jay Chaudhuri – Democratic, North Carolina
Aneesh Chopra – Democratic, New Jersey
Shasti Conrad – Democratic, Washington
Jeremy Cooney – Democratic, New York
Rohit Chopra – Republican, New Jersey
Swati Dandekar – Democratic, Iowa
Manka Dhingra – Democratic, Washington
Shefali Razdan Duggal – Democratic, Ohio
Mervyn Dymally – Democratic, California
Sara Gideon – Democratic, Maine
Kashmir Gill – Republican, California
Sim Gill – Democratic, Utah
Vin Gopal – Democratic, New Jersey
Raj Goyle – Democratic, Kansas
Nikki Haley – Republican, South Carolina
Kamala Harris – Democratic, California
Mohammed Hameeduddin – Democratic, New Jersey
Ghazala Hashmi – Democratic, Virginia
Kesha Ram Hinsdale – Democratic, Vermont
Satish Hiremath – Independent, Arizona
Pramila Jayapal – Democratic, Washington
Susheela Jayapal – Democratic, Oregon
Bobby Jindal – Republican, Louisiana
Ash Kalra – Democratic, California
Neel Kashkari – Republican, California
Ro Khanna – Democratic, California
Raja Krishnamoorthi – Democratic, Illinois
Padma Kuppa – Democratic, Michigan
Zohran Mamdani – Democratic, New York
Nimi McConigley – Republican, Wyoming
Aruna Miller – Democratic, Maryland
Raj Mukherji – Democratic, New Jersey
Ron Nirenberg – Democratic, Texas
Darshana Patel – Democratic, California
Arati Prabhakar – Democratic, Texas
Aftab Pureval – Democratic, Ohio
Vivek Ramaswamy – Republican, Ohio
Nithya Raman – Democratic, California
Harpreet Singh Sandhu – Democratic, California
Raj Salwan – Democratic, California
Reshma Saujani – Democratic, Illinois
Dalip Singh Saund – Democratic, California
Kshama Sawant – Independent, Washington
Amish Shah – Democratic, Arizona
Harry Sidhu – Republican, California
Balvir Singh – Democratic, New Jersey^[4]
Sam Singh – Democratic, Michigan
Suhas Subramanyam – Democratic, Virginia
Shri Thanedar – Democratic, Michigan
Hiral Tipirneni – Democratic, Arizona
Kevin Thomas – Democratic, New York
Neera Tanden – Democratic, Massachusetts
Savita Vaidhyanathan – Democratic, California
William Hogan – Jacksonian, New York
Gurbir Grewal – Democratic, New Jersey
Jay Goyal – Democratic, Ohio
Ram Villivalam – Democratic, Illinois
Arvind Venkat – Democratic, Pennsylvania
Manan Trivedi – Democratic, Pennsylvania
Vinai Thummalapally – Democratic, California
Saggy Tahir – Republican, New Hampshire
Nabeela Syed – Democratic, Illinois
Priya Sundareshan – Democratic, Arizona
Sterley Stanley – Democratic, New Jersey
Prasad Srinivasan – Republican, Connecticut
Kannan Srinivasan – Democratic, Virginia
Vandana Slatter – Democratic, Washington
Ravi Singh – Republican, Illinois
Jas Jeet Singh – Democratic, Virginia
Hari Sevugan – Democratic, Illinois
Nikil Saval – Democratic, Pennsylvania
Minita Sanghvi – Democratic, New York
Sameer Kanal – Democratic, Oregon
Usha Reddi – Democratic, Kansas
Manohar Raju – Democratic, California
Jenifer Rajkumar – Democratic, New York
Pakkiri Rajagopal – Republican, Ohio
Suraj Patel – Democratic, New York
Ameya Pawar – Democratic, Illinois
Roxanne Persaud – Democratic, New York
Ranjeev Puri – Democratic, Michigan
Manju Ganeriwala – Independent, Virginia
Abraham George – Republican, Texas
Ajit Pai – Republican, Kansas
Kevin Olickal – Democratic, Illinois
Yadav Nathwani – Republican, Illinois
Mujtaba A. Mohammed – Democratic, North Carolina
Sanjeev Manohar – Democratic, New Hampshire
Latha Mangipudi – Democratic, New Hampshire
Manoj Chourasia – Democratic, New Hampshire
Vivek Malek – Republican, Missouri
Sabi "Doc" Kumar – Republican, Tennessee
Nima Kulkarni – Democratic, Kentucky
Shekar Krishnan – Democratic, New York
Joseph Kishore – Socialist Equality, New Jersey
Josh Kaul – Democratic, Wisconsin
Ankit Jain – Democratic, Washington D.C.
Janak Joshi – Republican, Colorado
Meera Joshi – Democratic, New York
Mona Das – Democratic, Washington
Shanti Gandhi – Republican, Kansas
Harmeet Dhillon – Republican, California
Wanika B. Fisher – Democratic, Maryland
Sunil Freeman – Socialism and Liberation, Maryland

References

↑ Devirupa Mitra. "Interview: 'Not in Favour of Any Foreign Military Base': Seychelles' First Hindu MP Sathya Naidu". The Wire. Retrieved 24 February 2021.
↑ "Live blog: Verkiezing president en vicepresident Suriname". De Ware Tijd (in Dutch). Retrieved 13 July 2020.
↑ Man adopted from Karnataka becomes first Indian-origin MP in Switzerland, Hindustan Times, 18 Jan 2018.
↑ Hefler, Jan. "Race-baiting ads backfired, says Sikh who broke barriers in South Jersey freeholder race", The Philadelphia Inquirer , November 8, 2017. Accessed December 2, 2017.

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[1] Devirupa Mitra. "Interview: 'Not in Favour of Any Foreign Military Base': Seychelles' First Hindu MP Sathya Naidu". The Wire. Retrieved 24 February 2021.

[dwtblog-2] "Live blog: Verkiezing president en vicepresident Suriname". De Ware Tijd (in Dutch). Retrieved 13 July 2020.

[pol1-3] Man adopted from Karnataka becomes first Indian-origin MP in Switzerland, Hindustan Times, 18 Jan 2018.

[4] Hefler, Jan. "Race-baiting ads backfired, says Sikh who broke barriers in South Jersey freeholder race", The Philadelphia Inquirer , November 8, 2017. Accessed December 2, 2017.

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