Georgia passes resolution condemning Hinduphobia, becomes first US state to do so

A resolution has been passed in the assembly of the US state of Georgia condemning ‘Hinduphobia’. It has been said in the proposal that there is a great need to deal with bigotry and monitor people who spread hatred against Hinduism. Georgia is the 8th most populous state in America. A resolution has been passed in the assembly of this state condemning ‘Hinduphobia’ and ‘opponents of Hinduism’. It has been said in this resolution that Hinduism is one of the largest and oldest religions of the world. It has been said in the proposal that there is a great need to deal with bigotry and monitor people who spread hatred against Hinduism. Georgia has become the first state in America to pass such a resolution.