UK General Election to Usher in Most Diverse Parliament Ever

The upcoming UK general election is set to deliver the most diverse Parliament in the country's history, featuring a significant number of parliamentarians of Indian heritage. According to the British Future think tank, around 14% of MPs will come from an ethnic minority background. Major parties, Labour and Conservative, will feature diverse candidates including British Indians, Sikhs, and others, making this election a landmark in ethnic representation.

The UK general election on Thursday is poised to deliver the most diverse Parliament in the country's history, featuring a significant number of parliamentarians of Indian heritage. British Future, a think tank, reveals that if Labour wins a majority, they could have the highest number of ethnic minority MPs.

With approximately 14 percent of MPs coming from an ethnic minority background, this election will closely reflect the diversity of the British electorate. 'This election will see the biggest rise in ethnic minority representation,' stated Sunder Katwala, Director of British Future. 'Britain is narrowing the gap between the diversity of Parliament and the electorate much faster than anyone anticipated.'

High-profile candidates to watch include Labour's Praful Nargund, Jas Athwal, and Rajesh Agrawal, alongside Conservative candidates Chandra Kanneganti and Ameet Jogia. This election marks a historic moment for ethnic minority representation in British politics.

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