US Election: Fake allegations on Kamala Harris is the surging the election cards

From the day Kamala Harris is elected as the Democratic Party vice-president contender many false claims and theories are been spread about her eligibility and heritage.

Earlier President Donald Trump has said that Kamala Harris is ineligible for the vice-president post of the United States because she is not born in America.
After that there is was a render of search on google which includes the terms related to Kamala birthplace and origin.

Ms. Harris was born in Oakland, California, her father was the Jamaican native and her mother is from the Indian. So, in this case, the allegation turned wrong.

Apart from this were also the claims about Kamala Harris' heritage. Before getting elected as the vice-presidential nomination, she had not been identified as a black woman in America.

In her autobiography, Kamala Harris wrote, "My mother understood very well that she was raising two black daughters," as quoted by BBC News.

"She knew that her adopted homeland would see Maya [her sister] and me as black girls, and she was determined to make sure we would grow into confident, proud black women."

According to the Washington Post: "Harris grew up embracing her Indian culture, but living a proudly African-American life."