Indian-origin US lawmakers urge Indian-Americans to become more involved in politics and work to counter anti-India hate, according to two reports. The outlets describe lawmakers as calling on members of the diaspora to participate in civic life, including running for office, voting, and engaging in community organizing. They also emphasize efforts to challenge negative portrayals and harassment directed at people connected to India. The coverage frames the message as both a political participation push and a response to growing concerns about prejudice and hate incidents. While specific details on the scale of incidents or any particular legislation are not provided in the available summaries, both reports present the same overall theme: lawmakers of Indian heritage are publicly encouraging Indian-Americans to step forward in the political process and to address discrimination through community action and advocacy. The reports suggest that increased representation and organized engagement are key parts of their approach to improving relations and safeguarding affected communities.