Asian American Republican Coalition participates in FIA’s Independence Day parade

Their efforts effectively conveyed the message to vote for Republicans and President Donald J. Trump.

AARC Independence Day float. / Courtesy of AARC

The Asian American Republican Coalition (AARC) took part in the Federation of Indian Associations' 42nd India Independence Day parade held on Aug. 18. in New York.

During the parade, AARC communicated to a large audience the importance of voting for Republican Presidential candidate Donald J. Trump in the upcoming presidential elections on Nov. 5. The float was decorated well and added to the festive atmosphere.

Those present in the float were Hemant Bhatt- AARC chairman, Parth 'D' Patel-Youth Wing president, Tarang Soni-Women Wing president, and her ROAR team. They were dressed in colorful costumes filled with glitter.

Others present were Manisha Bhatt- VP of the Women Wing, Ashish Raval-founding member, John Vrtric- WTRO chairman, Peter Carrota and a few senior republicans.

The float attracted significant attention from the audience, as well as national and international media. It recieved numerous greetings and accolades.

AARC, an organization established in 2015 and formalized in 2018, is dedicated to increasing the involvement and engagement of Asian American communities nationwide with the Republican Party,

AARC is now actively engaged in an ambitious "CIVIC EDUCATION" project aimed at spreading awareness about civic duties, the U.S. Constitution, patriotism, and the political system in the U.S as a way to “foster’ love for America. They organize numerous events, promote voter registration, and undertake community outreach programs and grassroots-level activities to achieve these goals.