'I'm here just because of my Mother', says Kamala Harris

Washington: Kamala Harris, the Indian Vice-President elected, is very happy with the victory. She has thanked his supporters wholeheartedly. Recalling her mother Shyamala Gopalan in her first address after the victory, she said that she had not even imagined it when she came to India from India at the age of 19.

Kamala Harris remembered her mother:

Harris, who was elected America's first female vice-president, said, "We have a lot more work to do. I am of course the first woman selected for this post but I am not the last. ' Kamala Harris said, 'The woman I am most grateful for for my presence here today is my mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris. She might not have imagined the moment when she came from India at the age of 19, but she believed in American values ​​so deeply where such opportunities are possible. '

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I'm the first woman at this place but not the last:

Harris continued, "Tonight I am thinking about my mother and the women of her generation, black women, Asian, white, Latin, native American women, who constantly struggle for this moment in American history. I have been doing that, which has paved the way for this moment. '

Harris announced on Saturday that her victory was only a start for women as she became the first woman to hold the position in American history. Addressing a victory rally in Delaware, Harris said, 'Of course I am the first woman to hold this position, but I will not be the last. Every little girl watching us tonight is seeing that this is a country of possibilities. '

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America's first woman Vice President:

Kamala Harris of Indian origin, who has become the new Vice President of America, has made history. Joe Biden became the 46th President of the United States with a victory in Pennsylvania. With this, Kamala Harris became the first African-American and South Asian-American Vice President of the country.

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