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India Slams Vance for ‘Offensive’ Comments on Foreign Workers

India’s government criticized Vice President JD Vance for “deeply offensive” remarks in which he referred to foreign recruits at software firms in the US, many of whom are Indians, as servants.

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India Slams Vance for ‘Offensive’ Comments on Foreign Workers
India’s government criticized Vice President JD Vance for “deeply offensive” remarks in which he referred to foreign recruits at software firms in the US, many of whom are Indians, as servants.
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