The Daily Telegraph reported last week that Prime Minister Sunak’s relatives will hold a flower feast and “dance” to Punjabi music.
London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is scheduled to arrive in India this week for the G20 summit with world leaders, according to British media reports, and his relatives in New Delhi will be well received.
The Daily Telegraph reported that Prime Minister Sunak’s relatives will hold a flower festival at the weekend where they will dance nonstop” to Punjabi music.
The uncle of the Punjab-born British prime minister, 65-year-old Dr. Gautam Dev Sood, said that all his relatives were asked to go to the capital of India to celebrate his arrival.
We’re delighted he can visit his ancestral lands,” Dr. Sood told the newspaper.
Rishi Sunak’s uncle, Subhash Berry, added: “We can’t reveal details. We can’t reveal specific words, but plans are being drawn up. Get ready for the (British) Prime Minister.
“We’re planning a night of non-stop dancing, mostly to traditional Punjabi music,
but I think we’ll enjoy a few English songs along the way too. “
The newspaper noted that Rishi Sunak was unlikely to attend the event due to the tight schedule of the G20 summit and bilateral meetings between Friday and Sunday.
Rishi Sunak, 43, both have roots in India He was born in Southampton to parents Yashvir and Usha.
On his first visit to India as Prime Minister, Murty will be joined by his Indian wife, the daughter of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy and writer Sudha Murty. Akshata will accompany.
Although Mr. Sunak’s family is in northern India, Ms. Murthy’s relatives mostly live in Karnataka. At the same time, preparations for the Group of Twenties (G20) world leaders meeting to be held on Saturday and Sunday are in full swing.
Rishi Sunak and Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
Before the visit, the British Indian leader, who held a meeting with his senior aide in Downing Street this week, described India as “one”. An important partner for the UK in all areas of bilateral cooperation”.
Reports from Tuesday’s Downing Street meeting said that “negotiations on a free trade agreement are underway and will only agree on a path that will work for the whole of the UK”
British Trade and Industry Minister Kemi Badenoch returned from a visit to India last month after meeting with British Trade and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal.
“India is one of the UK’s largest trading partners and bilateral Their relationship is worth £36
billion annually.”
