India’s evil is heavy? British Home Minister Braverman leaves the truss government
Suella Braverman said on Wednesday she was leaving Prime Minister Liz Truss’s government. UK media gave this information on Wednesday. Please tell that Braverman is of Indian origin.
Britain’s Interior Minister Suella Braverman resigned on Wednesday. This is big news for Britain already going through a political crisis. According to media reports, Suella Braverman said on Wednesday that she was leaving the government of Prime Minister Liz Truss. UK media gave this information on Wednesday. Please tell that Braverman is of Indian origin. Although Braverman has not clarified the position on his decision to leave the government, BBC and other media reports say he has resigned from the government. Braverman was also in the race for British PM.
Braverman, the son of a Goa-born father and a Tamil-origin mother, was appointed Home Minister 43 days after British Prime Minister Liz Truss took office at 10 Downing Street. Earlier on Wednesday, Braverman had a meeting with Prime Minister Truss and it is not being seen as a result of disagreement over government policy. Krasinski Kvarteng was ousted last Friday and his successor, Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt, cut the government’s mini-budget on Monday. The move is expected to further aggravate the crisis for the leadership of the Truss.
Suella Braverman recently created a controversy with a statement about India. Suella Braverman said in the immigration remarks that the largest number of Indians remain in the UK even after their visas expire. “I have objections to the open-border migration policy with India because I don’t think people voted for Brexit,” he had said.
At present, the pressure on British Prime Minister Liz Truss is increasing with one resignation after the other. However, on Wednesday he described himself as “a warrior rather than a runaway”. She has issued this statement when she is facing strong opposition from her own Conservative Party over poor economic planning. Newly-appointed Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt overturned his government’s tax cuts package decisions less than a month ago. Thereafter Truss participated in the first session of Parliament for the first time. He apologized to Parliament and acknowledged the mistakes he had made during his short tenure as head of the British government. When Truss was speaking in Parliament, some MPs shouted, “Resign.”
Truss’s government cut taxes without hesitation on 23 September, causing a storm in financial markets, causing the pound to collapse and the British government’s borrowing costs to rise. The Bank of England had to intervene to prevent the crisis from deepening. Britain’s inflation rate rose to 10.1 percent in September, the highest in 40 years, according to official data released on Wednesday.
