Rishi Sunak's Reflective Farewell During Diwali

Rishi Sunak stepped down as UK Opposition Leader, marking the end of a significant career milestone with Diwali celebrations. As the first British Asian Prime Minister, Sunak expressed pride in leading with diversity. He humorously hinted at ongoing political involvement amid leadership transitions in the Conservative Party.

Rishi Sunak, the outgoing UK Opposition Leader, concluded his tenure in Parliament with a poignant reflection on his tenure's Diwali highlights and his historical leadership as the first British Asian Prime Minister. His final remarks in the House of Commons featured a light-hearted exchange with Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Sunak emphasized his pride in UK's multicultural values, which allowed him to serve and lead. Starmer praised Sunak for embodying these principles, noting the significance of a Diwali celebration led by an Indian-origin leader. This has been pivotal in showcasing Britain's diverse ethos.

Amid speculation about relocating abroad, Sunak confirmed his ongoing political role representing Richmond and Northallerton in Yorkshire. His departure paved the way for a new Tory leader, continuing his legacy of diversity and commitment to public service.

(With inputs from agencies.)