In 2008, nearly 90 per cent of Indian Americans voted for President Barack Obama, but a group called Indian Americans for Trump 2016, say this will be the year of his antithesis, Donald Trump. Speaking to NDTV in New York's Times Square, Dr Sudhir Parikh, Chairman, Center for Asthma and Allergy, USA and the group's Adviser, said the group supports Republican front-runner Donald Trump because, he is a "man of action, a successful businessman who will work very well with the current strong willed Indian government."
