There will be no impact on India-US ties post election: Think tank expert

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The relations between India and the US over the last three decades have become strong and well entrenched irrespective of whether a Democrat or a Republican is elected as a president, a top American think-tank expert has said, exuding confidence that bilateral ties would remain unchanged in the next administration.

Every American president since President Clinton has visited India and every Indian Prime Minister over the last three and a half decades has visited the United States multiple times.

Irrespective of whether a Democrat or a Republican is elected president, the relationship will remain just as strong, whether it's economic, whether it's commercial, defence or strategic, Pande told PTI.