Rishi Sunak is in the lead for prime minister in Britain
Rishi Sunak is in the lead for prime minister in Britain
The Conservative Party‘s front-runner for the post of next prime minister (Britain) and leader is former UK finance minister Rishi Sunak. There are the most MPs who support Rishi Sunak. At the start of his campaign, Sunak declared, “I am not a politician.” am running a positive campaign that focuses on the benefits the party and the country can obtain under my leadership.” Goa-origin Suela Braverman, an MP since 2015, is now the Attorney General in the British Cabinet. It took the support of at least 20 MPs to be included on this list.
Former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak and Attorney General Suella Braverman, two British MPs of Indian descent, secured spots among the eight candidates for prime minister. Boris Johnson will be succeeded as head of the ruling Conservative Party by Britain’s incoming prime minister. Along with Sunak and Braverman, the list also includes MP Tom Tugendhat, Foreign Minister Liz Truss, and the new Finance Minister, Nadhim Zahawi.
Former health minister Sajid Javid and minister of foreign affairs Rehman Chishti withdrew their names from consideration just before the nomination period closed because they were unable to get the backing of 20 MPs. On September 5, Britain will elect a new prime minister. On Thursday, following the second round of voting, the final two candidates will be chosen incrementally.
Before, there was a good chance that Patel, an Indian-born candidate for prime minister, might also have established a claim to the position. The cabinet minister, who is 50 years old and of Gujarati descent, declared, “I am not presenting my name for vote by the MPs.”
He said that as home minister, I have always prioritized national security and interests and that my main goal is to keep working in the direction of having more police on the roads and top-notch security services for our nation. To keep it secure and manage our borders, cooperation should be extended.
The deadline for leaders to submit nominations for this position is 6 p.m. local time. Suella Braverman, who is of Indian descent, Minister Liz Truss, Nigerian-born Kemi Badenok, former Minister Jeremy Hunt, Transport Minister Grant Shepps, Foreign Office employee Rehman Chishti, and former Minister Sajid Javid are all running in this election.
On September 5, a new British prime minister will be chosen, and on September 7, he will answer his first questions in front of Parliament. On Wednesday, conservative lawmakers will vote in the first round. On Thursday, following the second round of voting, the final two candidates will be chosen incrementally.
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