Prime minister Boris Johnson whilst visiting the subcontinent, stated that he'll fight for re-election despite a Mt Everest sized opposition against himself and his staff.
Both
the new Anglo-Rwandan Trade Partnership and being fined during the
investigations into parties in Downing Street and Whitehall have
caused the PM to be viewed as a perpetrator of human rights abuses
and for the latter in the words of Sir Keir Starmer: “The human
form of our government betraying the British people as they died on
mass in overcrowded hospitals”.
Scottish
first minister Nicola Sturgeon (Who has some rule breaking explaining
to do herself), stated that: “The prime minister, Boris Johnson,
shouldn't be allowed to remain in high office after the crimes he
committed”.
Boris
gave an interview whilst in India that: “Being able to secure
resources for the priced out British lower class and waging verbal
war on Russia is more important to not just myself but my position as
PM rather than me being finned for celebrating my Birthday”.
Boris
is slated to travel across the subcontinent, visiting the Taj Mahal
and Gujarat, the latter being the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi who
championed for the independence of India from the British Raj: Present day Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka (Also known as Ceylon), and Burma (Also known as
Myanmar) in 1947.
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