LIVE: PMQs today – British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak takes questions in parliament

8 thoughts on “LIVE: PMQs today – British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak takes questions in parliament”

1. Rishi sunak the Dog born in a stable is not a horse!!

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2. SUNAK IS NO ACTION MAN, MORE LIKE A BARBIE MAN.

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3. parlaiment home of all thats wrong with this country

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4. Why don’t he ever answer the question about boats 4fs
   £6 million per day on lowlife’s who’s got no intention of paying into the system
   I can’t believe this is happening under a Conservative government. If you didn’t know any better, you’ll be under the impression,
   Jeremy Corbyn and he’s Marxists are in
   charge of immigration

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5. Sunak's response "what do you mean by 'we'?"

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6. Poor Indian

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7. Rishi kowtows to the Indian government on cracking down on Sikh Khalistani extremists whose supposed and alleged acts of terrorism can hardly be considered by way of gravity and frequency a threat to India's, UK's or the World's security.I think as far as terrorism is concerned there are more significant threats than a bunch of rowdy, disorganised mostly chest-puffing Khalistanis with whom the vast majority of Sikhs dissociate. Khalistan paranoia is a manifestation of far right Hindu extremism and fundamentalism and political brainwashing by which obviously Sunak has been taken in ( no doubt to safeguard his own personal, commercial and financial interests not only being a Hindu himself but in being additionally the son-in-law of an Indian billionaire BJP supporter ).Sunak, by supporting Modi's Far Right Hindu government on perceived threats from Khalistanis is inciting more misunderstanding, hatred and violence against Sikhs in India and other parts of the World which threaten to cause yet another violation -after the 1984 to 1989 Sikh genocide – of Sikhs' human rights. Sikhs number a mere 30 million worldwide with around 25 million in India. Even Christians outnumber Sikhs in India – there are 65 million Christians in India. The manner in which Christians have been targeted by BJP thugs up and down India most recently in Manipur is deplorable and yet to which Sunak, despite representing a predominantly Christian country, has neither condemned but rather turned a blind eye to.

   What is further ironic about Sunak is that his own paternal grandfather was a supporter of the terrorist Mau Mau in Kenya in the 1950s and only narrowly escaped the gallows himself.

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8. Rishi Sunak is Hindu and an Indian origin. So he has been working in favour of India. As India supports Hasina, the worst dictator of Bangladesh and wants to keep her in power by all means, Rishi Sunak showed great support by his gesture because of his Iove for India. Hasina and his party men have been using this photo by widely sharing and circulating it mentioning it as a sign of respect of world leaders towards her.
   We, the mass people of Bangladesh, have not been able to exercise our voting rights since 2009 and are very shocked to see UK PM's whole hearted support to this cruel lady who killed so many people, made people disappeared forcefully by law enforcing agencies and put thousands of people only for criticizing her. There is no true elections after 2008 and Hasina has been in power for 15 years only by staging election drama.. She kept her main political opponent Khaleda Zia in jail for years in a false corruption case so that she can not take part in election. She captured all the government agencies and no government job is given to people if any of his/ her relative is involved or supporter of Hasina's opponent political paties. Hasina and her party people claims as they have been doing many infrastructural development, there is no need for democracy. But they made unimaginable amount of money through corruption in the big development projects.
   Democracy has been crying in Bangladesh and the PM of one of the best democratic counties is kneeling beside her to show his respect towards her.

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