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She's actually Sikh, but they observe caste of course. She supposedly converted to Michael's mainline Methodist church, but they had marriage ceremonies in both his church and her 'temple' or mud hut or whatever.

This article does a superb job of explaining how Indians have completely co-opted the race-based neomarxist 'outcome-driven' pimp hustle. Just look at Judge Ahmet, or Judge Srinivasan: unethical and undereducated 'jurists' insanely driven to lawfare President Trump, while ignoring their own absurd cradle-to-grave caste privilege.

No, Nimroda has served President Trump already and was found wanting. She brought nothing to TrumpI and she should apologize for her sub-continent scumbags having visited their calumny upon America's Judeo-Christian heritage...

"Many Indian activists in the United States, who have become leaders in the battle against ‘white supremacy’.
...There is an embarrassment of riches: comedians such as Aziz Ansari and Mindy Kaling; politicians such as Kamala Harris and Nikki Haley; television doctors such as Sanjay Gupta.
This lopsided representation among political elites is reflected in voting patterns: in 2016 just 16% of Indian-Americans voted for Donald Trump, even though they are on average economically advanced and have high educational attainment.
There is a reason that many are wont to call Indians the “new Jews,” a culturally prominent ethnic group overrepresented in academia, media and business, and who tend to be socially liberal and Democrat-voting.
...Like many Indian-Americans, is also a scion of centuries of privilege in India. Private survey research indicates that 25% of Indian-Americans are Brahmin, the highest caste in Hindu society — who comprise less than 5% of people back at home. Virtually no Indian-Americans are Dalits, who in India are 15% of the population...
...Caste barriers in India are enormous and ingrained, and genetic studies indicate that they go back 1,500 years. To the Indian-American upper-middle-class privilege is bestowed as a family heirloom, far older and more ingrained than the white variety.
So you see young people of a bronze shade...claiming for themselves the centuries of oppression and trauma of others, American history adopted and co-opted.
Indian-American professionals can neglect their own privilege while highlighting their racial disadvantage because that is how the American cultural system is set up."