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"80 Million Egyptians...": What Abdul El-Sayed's Family Said About Indian Wife

"80 Million Egyptians...": What Abdul El-Sayed's Family Said About Indian Wife

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Two women of Indian origin with roots in Hyderabad, Aruna Miller and Nabeela Syed, have won in the US midterm elections, while Telugu‑origin Republican candidate Saritha Komatireddy suffered defeat in the New York Attorney General race.

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    Hyderabad: When Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s US Senate race, a coastal town in Karnataka had a reason to celebrate. His wife, Dr Sarah Jukaku, traces her roots to Bhatkal, about 140 km from Mangaluru. And if you ask Abdul, 20 years in a South Indian family have rubbed off on him too. “I might be…

    — The Siasat Daily

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    El-Sayed has also spoken warmly about his connection with his wife's Indian family. In an earlier interview, he joked that after nearly two decades of marriage, he might be "more Indian than I'm Arab".

    — NDTV

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El-Sayed has also spoken warmly about his connection with his wife's Indian family. In an earlier interview, he joked that after nearly two decades of marriage, he might be "more Indian than I'm Arab".

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"80 Million Egyptians...": What Abdul El-Sayed's Family Said About Indian Wife

El-Sayed has also spoken warmly about his connection with his wife's Indian family. In an earlier interview, he joked that after nearly two decades of marriage, he might be "more Indian than I'm Arab".

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