Desk Correspondent , New York - Zohran Mamdani has officially become the first Muslim Mayor of New York City taking his oath of office on the Quran in a historic ceremony. The event held at City Hall was attended by a diverse crowd of supporters and community leaders who celebrated this milestone in the city’s political history. During his speech Mamdani promised to lead with a focus on social justice and housing rights for all residents. His victory is seen as a major shift in the city's leadership reflecting the growing political influence of the South Asian and Muslim communities in the United States.

The inauguration ceremony was filled with symbols of inclusion and hope as the new Mayor emphasized his commitment to making New York a more affordable place to live. Mamdani who previously served as an Assemblymember is known for his progressive views and grassroots campaigning style. He spoke about the importance of representing every New Yorker regardless of their background or faith. The use of the Quran during his swearing in was a deeply personal moment that resonated with millions of people watching both in the city and across the globe.

Global leaders and political figures have sent their congratulations to Mamdani praising the city for its spirit of diversity. His term begins at a time when the city faces significant challenges including rising living costs and public safety concerns. However his supporters are confident that his unique perspective and background will bring fresh solutions to these long standing issues. As he steps into his new role the world will be watching to see how the first Muslim Mayor of America's largest city navigates the complex world of urban governance and policy making.