Vivek Ramaswamy Defends Hindu Faith Against Criticism in Pennsylvania

During a university event, Ramaswamy addressed accusations of Hinduism being incompatible with American values.

Vivek Ramaswamy, a former Republican presidential candidate, was questioned about his Hindu faith at a Pennsylvania State University event.
An audience member labeled Hinduism as a 'wicked, pagan religion' and challenged Ramaswamy to clarify his religious beliefs.
Ramaswamy responded by emphasizing his openness about his faith and criticized the notion that non-Christian faiths are incompatible with American leadership.
He referenced Thomas Jefferson, arguing that commitment to the Constitution is what qualifies someone to lead the country, regardless of their religious beliefs.
Ramaswamy has consistently defended his Hindu faith in public forums, advocating for religious liberty and the importance of diverse perspectives in American politics.