It seems so and it doesn’t seem to have gone unnoticed to many British Muslims.
The Conservatives have been keen to try to draw on voters in many predominantly Asian constituencies.
Mr Cameron wore an orange headscarf as he visited a Sikh gurdwara while campaigning in Gravesend, Kent.
In the high-profile visit he was accompanied by his wife Samantha.
I always love visiting @NeasdenTemple - the welcome is always so warm. pic.twitter.com/0JGGXSb0Jn
— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) May 2, 2015
And on May 2 he participated in a Abhishek ceremony as he visited the Neasden Hindu Temple.
Mr Cameron was joined by Conservative candidates Alan Mendoza and Luke Parker as they took part in an Abhishek ceremony at the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, on Brentfield Road.
But it was his apparent non-visit to a mosque that seemed to resonate with some people.
@David_Cameron @NeasdenTemple that is great!! We will give you warm welcome at a mosque as well Mr PM?!
— Anil Ahmed (@AnilAhmed2) May 2, 2015
Striking pictures of David Cameron praying in a Sikh temple today. I wonder if we'll see him bowing down in a mosque anytime soon.
— Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) April 18, 2015
@aminp91 @David_Cameron @NeasdenTemple how about you visit a mosque? Oh but you won't because of so called security issues! Ridiculous!
— Melodious (@MelBWFC) May 2, 2015
Even popular Radio presenter Nihal seemed to point it out..
Has @David_Cameron visited a Mosque this election campaign. We know he has visited a Hindu temple and Sikh gurdwara.
— Nihal A (@TherealNihal) May 6, 2015
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