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Meet Sarah Jukaku, Indian-origin wife of America's first Muslim senator, with roots in Karnataka

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“Meet Sarah Jukaku, Indian-origin wife of America's first Muslim senator, with roots in Karnataka”

Dubai: Thousands of kilometres from Washington, a coastal town in Karnataka has found an unexpected reason to celebrate a historic American election victory. When Democrat Abdul El Sayed became the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, defeating Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan, the spotlight also fell on his wife, Dr Sarah Jukaku — an American-born psychiatrist whose family roots stretch back to Bhatkal, a town about 140km from Mangaluru. And while her husband has made history in American…

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