UK Prime Minister candidate Rishi Sunak has found herself at the angry end of British citizens right at the top of the now-controversial race for success with Prime Minister Boris Johnson. ‘The Sunday Telegraph’ also saw a 424-word attack on the former British Prime Minister of Indian descent, who called him a ‘liar’ and a ‘schoolboy’ who could not be trusted. about tax.
At the time, a decades old video of the former Prime Minister from the BBC documentary ‘Middle Classes- Rise & Sprawl’ took the internet by storm.
In the video, Sunak, 21, says he has no ‘working-class friends’. In the video, he says: “I have friends who are aristocrats, I have friends who are upper class. I have working class friends, you know. Well, not the working class”.
he went on to say, “I mix and match and then I met kids from a school in the state city and told them to apply to Oxford and talk to them about people like me”.
Rishi Sunak is a British leader of Indian descent who kicked off his campaign on 8 July with the hashtag #Ready4Rishi, to succeed Boris Johnson as UK Prime Minister.
Some netizens called him a ‘clown’ while others accused him of being a ‘liar’. The old video that has benefited his critics is trending the hashtag #FishyRishi on social media platforms.
A British hunter shared a video calling it a ‘curved toe’.
Watch the video here
UK Prime Minister candidate Rishi Sunak has found herself at the angry end of British citizens right at the top of the now-controversial race for success with Prime Minister Boris Johnson. ‘The Sunday Telegraph’ also saw a 424-word attack on the former British Prime Minister of Indian descent, who called him a ‘liar’ and a ‘schoolboy’ who could not be trusted. about tax.
At the time, a decades old video of the former Prime Minister from the BBC documentary ‘Middle Classes- Rise & Sprawl’ took the internet by storm.
In the video, Sunak, 21, says he has no ‘working-class friends’. In the video, he says: “I have friends who are aristocrats, I have friends who are upper class. I have working class friends, you know. Well, not the working class”.
he went on to say, “I mix and match and then I met kids from a school in the state city and told them to apply to Oxford and talk to them about people like me”.
Rishi Sunak is a British leader of Indian descent who kicked off his campaign on 8 July with the hashtag #Ready4Rishi, to succeed Boris Johnson as UK Prime Minister.
Some netizens called him a ‘clown’ while others accused him of being a ‘liar’. The old video that has benefited his critics is trending the hashtag #FishyRishi on social media platforms.
A British hunter shared a video calling it a ‘curved toe’.
Watch the video here
Sunak has been branded as a liar by British citizens, who published a memo titled “Get Ready for Rishi”, branding the 42-year-old MP as having a “Big Taxes and Expenses” agenda big spending”.
The memo criticized Sunak personally, saying he had “publicly lied” when he sought to explain the non-resident tax status of his Indian wife Akshata Murty.
