Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has welcomed "valuable" Indian community to the state, stressing that "hateful" actions of one man doesn't define them in the aftermath of the killing of an Indian engineer. A delegation of Indian-Americans in Kansas along with the Hindu-American Foundation joined the Indian Consul General in Houston, Anupam Ray, in meeting Brownback and Lt Governor Jeff Colyer. The hateful actions of one man don't define us-KS welcomes & supports Indian community. pic.twitter.com/xRf6F7ZVYy — Sam Brownback (@govsambrownback) March 2, 2017@govsambrownback #Kansas accepting & desirous of Indian community. "The meeting with Governor Brownback and Lt Governor Colyer was very fruitful in my opinion," said Sridhar Harohalli, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Indian Association of Kansas City.

Source: dna March 05, 2017 12:45 UTC