Sunak’s cabinet was marred by an unprecedented record of lost seats
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, according to AFP, an unprecedented number of cabinet ministers of British Prime Minister Rishi Sonak’s government have lost their seats in the parliamentary elections of this country.
According to the results of the parliamentary elections, the number of ministers and senior officials of Sunak’s government who lost their seats in these elections is enough that if Sunak resigns, only A few contenders will remain for the leadership of the conservative party.
The results show that nine senior members of Sunak’s government lost their seats, breaking the record set in 1997 with seven seats lost. broke the.
Grant Shapps, the Minister of Defense in Sunak’s government, who has held the post for about a year, is the most prominent victim of the disgraceful failure of the Conservative Party.
Penny Mordant, the deputy of the Sunak government, who was in the international spotlight after carrying a sword at the coronation of Charles III, also lost her seat in the House of Commons. gave He, who previously held the position of Defense Minister and twice stood for the position of leader of the “Tory” party, was published with predictions about Sunak’s possible resignation to try his luck for the third time.
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan, Justice Secretary Alex Chuck, Culture Secretary Lucy Fraser and Science and Transport Secretary Michelle Donnellan are other Tory victims. Also, Liz Truss, the former conservative Prime Minister of England, also lost her seat in the House of Commons.
Johnny Mercer, the Minister of Veterans Affairs of the British Home Office, and Jacob Rhysmog, a pro-Brexit politician, have also lost their seats, and this is because the British are fed up with the Conservative Party. It tells after 14 years.
Robert Buckland, the former Minister of Justice who has lost his seat, said about this defeat: I think we saw an astonishing chaos within the party in this election!
Sonak told supporters after the defeat that she had congratulated Labor leader Keir Steimer on his victory. According to the preliminary results, the British Labor Party has won the parliamentary elections of this country by obtaining more than 400 seats.
