Rishi Sunak To Become The Next UK Prime Minister
And he has the confidence that he will fulfil his duty with all determination and the welfare of the country. The co-founder of Infosys Ltd stated in a short statement after he got to know that his 42-year-old son-in-law is the new PM of Britain that “Many congratulations to my dear son-in-law Rishi. It is really proud for me and for the entire family and we are wishing him good luck or success in his new chapter of life. We know and have confidence that he will do his best for the citizens of the United Kingdom and he will never disappoint anyone.”
Who Is Rishi Sunak’s Wife Akshata Murthy?
Sunak tied the wedding knot to Akshata Murthy the daughter of Narayana Murthy and the duo are sharing 2 daughters, 11-years-old Krishna and 9-years-old Anoushka. His wife Akshata is fabulously wealthy and all the credit goes to her billionaire father. By profession, Akshata is a fashion designer and she is the director of a company in the United Kingdom. Both Akshata and Sunak attained stakes in Catamaran Ventures of Murthy but Sunak allegedly transferred his stake to his spouse prior to deiced to be a politician and being elected as Conservative MP in the year 2015. The couple studied together and met at Standford University located in California. Both completed their MBAs at this university.
Rishi Sunak: Wikipedia & bio
The couple tied the wedding in the year 2009 in Bengaluru where she completed her schooling and then shifted abroad for further education. Prior to being a politician, Rishi was a British lawmaker and now he is ready to hold the position of Prime Minister of Britain on Tuesday, 25th October 2022. He will take the charge of the position of PM after his meeting with King Charles III. The King will invite the new PM in order to create a government for the nation. After that, the new PM will address the country for the 1time and the timing of this ceremony will at around 04:00 PM IST. This is a great achievement for a non-Christian person to obtain the post of PM.
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