UK: Rishi Sunak Presented His Claim In The Race For The Post Of PM, And Said - Will Work To Bring The Economy Back On Track
The period of upheaval in British politics continues. In the midst of all this, Indian-origin Rishi Sunak, who is leading the race for the post of Prime Minister in Britain, has once again made a big announcement about the claim for the post of Prime Minister. Rishi Sunak has shared a message.
BaluSingh Rajpurohit 
London : The period of upheaval in British politics continues. In the midst of all this, Indian-origin Rishi Sunak, who is leading the race for the post of Prime Minister in Britain, has once again made a big announcement about the claim for the post of Prime Minister. Rishi Sunak has shared a message. In this, he has formally announced to join the race for the post of Prime Minister of Britain. At the same time, he has also said that he wants to bring the economy back on track and work for the country. It is believed that apart from Rishi Sunak, former PM Boris Johnson and Penny Mordaunt are also involved in the race for the post of Prime Minister.
Rishi Sunak is said to be at the forefront of this race. Till now no formal announcement has been made from any side. But now Rishi Sunak has also announced this. Sunak tweeted, "Britain is a great country, but we have a big economic crisis ahead of us. That's why I am running for leader of the Conservative Party and your next prime minister. I want to fix my economy, unite my party and work for my country.
Sunak further said in the tweet that we have bigger challenges ahead of us. But the opportunities are extraordinary if we make the right choices. I have a track record of work, and a clear plan to tackle the biggest problems we face, and I will live up to the promises made in the 2019 manifesto. Prime Minister Liz Truss announced her resignation on Thursday after an open rebellion against her in the Conservative Party. On the other hand, supporters of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson claim that Johnson has the support of 100 MPs needed in the race for leader of the Conservative Party. However, Johnson has not yet formally announced his candidacy.
