Saahas Kaul and Neha Suratran, an Indian-American duo, have spoken out against the anti-India rhetoric at Frisco city council meetings, stating that the attacks seem suspiciously coordinated and are often driven by social media activism. The city council meetings in Frisco, Texas, have been marred by anti-India sentiment for months, prompting Kaul and Suratran to counter the narratives.

Kaul said the attackers are targeting H-1B visa holders because they are vulnerable and less likely to protest, but as a US citizen, he felt compelled to defend the Indian-American community. Suratran pointed out that the 'Indian takeover' claim ignores the contributions of Indians to the local economy and the fact that city councils have no role in immigration policy.

Suratran also highlighted the contradictions in the arguments made by the anti-India group, citing examples of Indian-Americans being accused of not assimilating into American culture while also being claimed to be over-represented in organizations like the Boy Scouts. She emphasized the need for a discussion on H-1B fraud and abuse, separate from anti-India perceptions.

The Frisco city council meetings will continue to be a platform for discussion on these issues, with Kaul and Suratran's statements likely to influence the conversation. The city council is expected to address the concerns and misconceptions surrounding the Indian-American community in future meetings.