Rishi leads 2nd round too... 3 more to become PM!!
The second round of the much awaited british Prime Ministerial race has ended. In the five rounds of elections, the one who wins the fifth round will become the next prime minister of Britain. It is known that Rishi Sunak, the son-in-law of the legendary IT company Infosys Narayana Murthy, is in the second round. He has served as the former finance minister of the country. He is said to have all the qualifications to become the prime minister. And.. Boris Johnson, who acted as the prime minister of Britain, is said to be the reason for Rishi's resignation from his post.
However.. Rishi took another step forward in the election for the post of Prime Minister. He is said to be in the running for the third round as well. In the third round, he is facing competition from Trade minister Penny Mordaunt and Foreign minister Liz Truss. In the second round, Rishi got 103 votes while Mordant got only 83 votes. 64 people supported Liz Truss in third place. In the second round of voting, Attorney General Suella Braverman, who received the lowest number of votes, withdrew from the race.
Rishi, who advanced in the second round, thanked all those who supported him after going to the third round. Rishi said that he will try his best to serve the country.. He said that together we can unite the country by undertaking the reconstruction of the country's economy. Although not reducing the tax rate as his opponents say, he stated that his primary goal is to curb inflation.
In the third round, each contestant has to get at least 30 votes. Whoever gets less votes will have to withdraw from the contest. According to the predictions heard so far, Rishi, who has indian roots, is said to have opportunities. On the other hand, according to a YouGov poll, about 900 members of the Conservative party are leaning towards Mordant. It is said that Rishi is very backward compared to him. Anyway.. It is said that for the next few days, all the indians are eagerly waiting for the question of who will take the reins of the british country. Let's see what else happens.
