After Prime Minister Liz Tarras resigned, supporters claim that former British Treasury Secretary Rishi Sonak obtained the necessary votes to seek for the role of Conservative Party leader.
Tobias Elwood, a well-known governor of the House of Commons of the House of Commons, and other supporters followed by additional supporters, who certified that Sonak exceeded the hundred barrier, wrote: “I am honoured to be the 100th deputy of the Conservative Party, which supports Rishi.
If Beni Mordont and Boris Johnson fail in their quest to secure 100 nominations from their conservative peers in Parliament, Sonak will automatically succeed them as the leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister.
In front of several rivals entering the race to “10 Dunting Street,” Liz Tarras’ retirement as British Prime Minister opened the way wide.
Liz Tarch also announced her retirement from her office after serving as prime minister for just 44 days, the shortest tenure in modern UK history.
I acknowledge it, I admit it. I am unable to carry out the mandate that the Conservative Party was elected on in light of the current circumstances.
Sonak was born in Southampton in 1980 to immoral parents of Indian descent who had immigrated to the country from East Africa. His father was a general practitioner, while his mother was a pharmacist.
Sonak attended “Winchimster College” before enrolling at Oxford University.
Through the “Volibright” scholarship, Rishi Sonak was able to enroll in master’s degree programs at Stanford University where he met his wife, Akshata Mortthi.
The daughter of an Indian millionaire and co-founder of the enormous information technology services corporation “Infosys,” according to media sources, is worth 500 million pounds.
In 2015, Sonak entered the political fray following a successful march in the finance industry. From 2001 to 2004, he served as an analyst at Goldman Sachs before joining as a partner in my hedge fund.
Sonak was elected as a deputy for the Richmond district of Yorkshire in 2015, and held a ministerial position in the Teresa May government in 2018, before he was promoted to the Treasury Department, which he was leading in the Boris Johnson government in 2020, before submitting his resignation that raised his shares and put him in the first row of the candidates Liz Terrach, who was only seated on her seat, was to succeed Johnson.
On his journey to “10 Dunting Street,” Sonak is accompanied by more than 100 deputies.
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