Washington: Meena Harris, the niece of Kamala Harris, the Vice President of America, has been warned by White House lawyers not to use her aunt’s name for her own branding. Let me tell you that Meena was a lawyer first and later she started her business. His company deals in clothing, designer headphones and children’s books. He is also a writer. Meena has more than 8 lakh followers on Instagram. She has been using Harris’s name for branding for a long time.
According to a Los Angeles Times news, after the election, White House lawyers have clearly told Meena Harris that she can no longer use Vice President Kamala Harris’s name in any of her products. The vice president’s aunt was written on Meena Harris’ sweatshirts. Despite the warning, Meena Harris used a private jet to go to the swearing-in ceremony. The cost was raised by a campaign donor. Let us know that their brand clothes have often been seen wearing celebrity or social media influencers.
Self-defense
In a statement to the Los Angeles Times, Harris has defended himself, saying, ‘Since the beginning of the campaign, I have insisted on maintaining all legal and ethical standards and the Biden / Harris White House ethical rules I will continue to follow it strictly.
Kamala is a writer and lawyer
Meena is the daughter of Kamala Harris’s sister Maya. He studied law at Stanford and Harvard Law University. Meena has worked as an attorney for data privacy and cybersecurity. Her book ‘Ambitious Girl’ was released only a few months ago. He has also written a book on his mother and Kamala. Harris, who advocates for social justice, also launched a campaign for women in 2016.
Supporting the farmer movement
Meena Harris tweeted in support of the farmer’s movement. He tweeted and wrote, ‘It is not a coincidence that the world’s oldest democracy has been attacked. This incident has not been completed for even a month. The danger of an attack on the most populous democracy is hovering and both of them are related to each other. We should raise our voice against the violence of security forces against farmer protesters and the ban on the Internet in India.
