Desai, Kavanagh and Patel Celebrate Hindu and Filipino Heritage Months with Support from Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill

Parsippany, NJLocal News

On October 16, Parsippany Democratic candidates Pulkit Desai and Diya Patel celebrated Hindu Heritage Month and Filipino Heritage Month with residents and Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill. Patel stressed the importance of inclusive representation, pointing out that the current mayor has not formally acknowledged these heritage months. Sherrill shared her family’s pursuit of the American dream and highlighted the significance of recognizing New Jersey’s diverse communities. Desai voiced concerns about a 25% increase in township taxes over the last four years and the impact of luxury housing developments on local infrastructure. He asserted that these issues require immediate attention and proposed focusing on attracting short-term taxpayers to alleviate financial burdens.

Council Candidate Matt Kavanagh was notably absent due to recovery from surgery. The event showcased Parsippany's rich cultural diversity and the candidates' commitment to community-oriented leadership. Such gatherings reflect the candidates' dedication to ensuring every community feels valued and represented.

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