Pakistani and South Asian Community Holds Rally and Meet & Greet in Brooklyn to Welcome New York Attorney General Letitia James
Event organized by Muslims Vote Project and South Asians for Letitia James highlights civic engagement, political participation, and the contributions of Pakistani and Muslim Americans to American society
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK (By Manzoor Hussain) — Members of the Pakistani, South Asian, and Muslim American communities gathered in Brooklyn on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, to welcome New York State Attorney General Letitia James at a community rally and Meet & Greet held at 965 Coney Island Avenue under the banner of “South Asians for Letitia James.”
The event brought together community members to engage with Attorney General James and highlight the importance of civic participation, political awareness, and active involvement in the democratic process ahead of Election Day. The gathering also provided an opportunity for members of the South Asian community to express their views and emphasize their role in New York’s political and civic life.
The event was organized by the Muslims Vote Project in collaboration with South Asians for Letitia James. The Muslims Vote Project has focused on mobilizing South Asian Muslim Americans, encouraging civic engagement, and uplifting New York’s diverse communities through local leadership and participation in public affairs.
The atmosphere was warm and enthusiastic as members of the Pakistani community welcomed Attorney General Letitia James. Pakistani women greeted her with affection, embraced her, and chanted “Tish James” slogans, reflecting their enthusiasm and appreciation during the gathering.
Addressing the participants, Attorney General Letitia James praised the contributions of Pakistani and Muslim Americans to the civic, social, and political life of the United States. She expressed her respect for the Pakistani American community and acknowledged its important role in American society.
Her remarks highlighted the significance of the community’s participation in public affairs and its contributions to the broader social and political landscape. The gathering also underscored the growing involvement of South Asian and Muslim Americans in civic activities, local leadership, and the electoral process.
Participants emphasized the importance of making their voices heard through civic participation and remaining actively engaged in matters affecting their communities. With Election Day approaching, the event highlighted the role of community gatherings in promoting political awareness and encouraging eligible voters to participate in the democratic process.
The rally and Meet & Greet reflected the importance of dialogue between public officials and diverse communities in New York. It also provided a platform for Pakistani and South Asian Americans to demonstrate their interest in civic affairs and their continued participation in the political and social life of the United States.
The event was held under the joint banner of Muslims Vote Project and South Asians for Letitia James, bringing community members together for an occasion centered on engagement, representation, and community participation.
For exclusive highlights and special coverage of the event, viewers can watch a special report compiled by Executive Editor Manzoor Hussain, exclusively on DUNYA International and Global TV USA.