India: Hindu nationalist group celebrates Trump's birthday, feeds his portrait cake

Members of far-right Hindu nationalist group Hindu Sena threw a party to celebrate the birthday of presumed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in New Delhi, Monday. The group fed a portrait of Trump a large birthday cake made specially for the occasion.
At least 30 people gathered to celebrate Trump's 70th birthday, with cake, balloons and a large portrait of the presumed Republican presidential nominee. The members of the group claim to consider the Republican politician as a 'saviour of humanity' and chanted "long live Donald Trump" during the celebrations.
The empathy of the far-right Hindu nationalist group towards Trump originates in a mutual attitude towards Muslims. Hindu Sena hope for Trump's support against neighbouring Muslim country Pakistan, which the group views as a arch enemy as well as against the large Muslim minority within India.
The group plans to organise similar events near the US embassy in New Delhi and near Jawaharlal Nehru University. Members of the group have already organised a rally for Trump, where they prayed for his success in the US Presidential elections.