Indian sage Sunak created history, Britain got Hindu Prime Minister on Diwali; got tremendous support
Rishi Sunak is the first Hindu PM of Christian majority UK. He is the first non-white prime minister of Britain. Several prominent Conservative MPs had supported Sunak, leaving Johnson’s camp.
Indian-origin Rishi Sunak has created history by becoming the Prime Minister of Britain. He is the first person of Indian origin who has reached the post of Prime Minister of Britain. Not only this, Rishi Sunak is the first Hindu PM of Christian majority UK. He is also Britain’s first non-white prime minister. In fact, Penny Mordent has withdrawn her name from the race for British PM, clearing the way for Sunak. Several prominent Conservative MPs had supported Sunak, leaving Johnson’s camp. These include former Home Minister Priti Patel, cabinet ministers James Cleverly and Nadeem Jahavi. Priti Patel herself is a former British minister of Indian origin who resigned from her post last month after Liz Truss was elected prime minister. He said the Conservative Party should give Sunak a chance to lead.
On becoming the Prime Minister of Britain, Rishi Sunak said, ‘It is the greatest privilege of my life that I have got the opportunity to serve the party I love and serve the country. I thank Liz Truss for the service she has rendered to the nation. He served with dignity amidst many changes. I am honored to have the support of my parliamentary colleagues and to be elected as leader of the Conservative and Unionist parties.
Boris withdrew his name and became Sunak’s talk
Patel supported Sunak after more than half of the party’s MPs had already publicly supported Sunak’s candidate. In fact, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson withdrew from the race for the post of Prime Minister on Sunday night, saying that “this is not the right time” to come back, raising the chances of victory on Diwali for Sunak, 42. Went. The only competitor in the race for the post of Prime Minister was Penny Mordent, the leader of the House of Commons, the lower house of the British Parliament.
Want to work for the country – Sunak
Announcing his candidacy, former chancellor Sunak said he wanted to “fix the country’s economy, unite his party and work for the country”. By 2 o’clock in time, it had gained a solid edge in the competition by getting the support of more than 100 MPs. After which it was announced in the evening that Sunak would be the next PM of Britain.
Sunak’s victory big political upheaval
Sunak’s victory is a major political turnaround, as he had lost to Liz Truss in the party leadership election last month. Sunak’s popularity among his peers was not reflected in the voting of party members. Truss announced his resignation as prime minister on Thursday after just 45 days after an open rebellion against his leadership in the party.
In the latest campaign, Sunak said, “I am asking for an opportunity from you to tackle the problems.” Failure to comply with the budget may not be successful. He said, “Britain is a great country but going through a huge economic crisis and so I am in the fray to be the leader of the party and your next prime minister.” And promised to be accountable.” He said that he would work day and night to solve the problems.
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