Suella Braverman in Rishi Sunak Cabinet: Indian Origin British MP Suella Braverman has returned in the cabinet of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. It has been told by tweeting from the official handle UK Prime Minister that Suella Braverman has been appointed as the Home Minister of Britain.
He had resigned from this post only last week (on 20 October). He was accused of speaking against the Indian diaspora. According to reports, Suella had targeted the increasing number of Indian migrants in Britain. He cited an email error as the reason for his resignation. He had sent a government document to an MP through his personal email, after which he apologized and resigned from the post, taking responsibility for the mistake.
The Rt Hon Suella Braverman KC MP @SuellaBraverman has been appointed Secretary of State for the Home Department @UKHomeOffice, #Reshuffle pic.twitter.com/mOMmurvnGs
— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) October 25, 2022
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Suella Braverman’s Indian Connections
Talking about the Indian connection of British citizen Suella Braverman, her parents were from India. Father Christie Fernandes was a native of Goa and mother Uma was from a Tamil Hindu family. His parents came to Britain in the 60s and then settled there. Suella Braverman is a personal follower of Buddhism and frequents the Buddhist Center in London.
3 April 1980 is the date when Suella was born in London. He was raised and studied at Wembley. In 2018, she married a man named Royal Braverman. they have two children.
Was involved in opposition to Johnson
Suella also served as Attorney General in England and Wales for two years. For some time, his name also cropped up in the race for the post of PM. Suella was also among the leaders who opposed Boris Johnson’s policies. Last month, Liz Truss appointed Suella as Britain’s Home Secretary but resigned over an alleged controversy.
Suella’s views on the British Empire
In an interview given to the Telegraph, Suella said that she wants to give a message to stop the increasing number of migrants in the country. When the question was raised about her parents being migrants, Suella had said in response that her mother had come to Britain legally under the policy of the government. He said that his mother was a nurse and that his father was asked to leave Kenya in the 60s.
With this, he praised the British Empire fiercely. He had said that he has no problem in praising the British Empire and if the empire has made mistakes, then he does not regret it. Suella said that she was proud of the British Empire.
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