Rishi Sunak will be British PM: Another Diwali gift to the country, the rule of Indian-origin sage over whites

This time Diwali has brought happiness from all sides. A day before Diwali, Virat Kohli played an unforgettable innings making the impossible possible and gave a big Diwali gift to India by defeating Pakistan. On the other hand, on the day of Diwali i.e. on Monday, there was good news of Indian origin Rishi Sunak becoming the Prime Minister in Britain.

Pleasant because an Indian-origin person is going to rule the own country of the British, who ruled India for two hundred years and treated us as second class at every step.

Once the then British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had said, “If India is liberated, then the power will go into the hands of hooligans and freebies. All Indian leaders will prove to be very weak and effigies of straw.” Today, in the country of Winston Churchill, Indian-origin sage Sunak is going to become the Prime Minister.

Except for the pyramids of Egypt, no one has been able to win over time. The British, under whose rule the sun never set, are drowning themselves on the economic front today. So much so that even the British were left behind.

Rishi Sunak, of course, was born in Britain, but his family is from Punjab. Rishi’s parents had settled there from Punjab. Rishi is the son-in-law of Narayan Murthy, the co-founder of software company Infosys. Sunak has been the Finance Minister in the cabinet of former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

His expertise in financial matters has brought him to the prime minister’s chair. Britain, which was struggling badly on the economic front, needed a leader at this time who could bring about financial reforms and handle the economy. This is the reason why Rishi got the support of two hundred MPs to reach the post of Prime Minister, while his rival Penny Mordont could garner the support of only 26 MPs.

Certainly this day, this historical event is not only encouraging for India, but it also gives emphasis to the motto of its being a world guru. Earlier it seemed that the white people would not put a person of Indian origin in their place, at least in the Prime Minister’s chair. But Rishi Sunak made this impossible thing possible.

When we, being slaves, have the power to drive out the British from our country, then how many times more will be the power of free India. The British never accepted this, but now they had to accept it.