Indian-origin MP took oath on Bhagavad Gita, video

The Labour Party has got a bumper victory in the current elections held in Britain. The party has won more than 400 seats to return to power after 14 years. After this Keir Starmer has taken over the post of Prime Minister. On one hand, while the Labour Party has achieved a big victory, on the other hand, the party which has not been able to save the seat for the last 37 years, Indian-origin Shivani Raja has given this seat to the Conservative Party after 37 years.

Shivani Raja got a bumper victory

Shivani Raja has won a bumper victory from Leicester East and has created history by winning the Labour Party's stronghold Manetti seat. Also, Shivani Raja took oath on Tuesday and her video is going viral on social media. When Shivani took oath as MP, she had the Bhagavad Gita in her hand. Shivani took oath with the Bhagavad Gita in her hand and won everyone's heart.

Oath taken with Bhagavad Gita

Shivani Raja shared the video of the oath taking ceremony on social media and won the hearts of thousands of Indians. While posting the video, she wrote that it is an honour to take oath as an MP to represent Leicester East today. I am proud to administer the oath of the Gita to His Majesty King Charles.

How many votes did you get?

Shivani Raja won 14526 votes and defeated opposition leader Rajesh Agarwal by 4426 votes. Although this seat has been a stronghold of the Labor Party since 1987, Shivani has won this seat. Not only Shivani but 26 people of Indian origin have won the UK elections. Elections were held on 650 seats in Britain and the Labor Party won 412 seats. Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party won 121 seats.

Shivani's mother is from Rajkot and her father is Gujarati

Shivani Raja was born in Leicester. Then her mother is from Rajkot and father is Gujarati. Her father, Leicester, came from Kenya in the 1970s. Shivani Raja is associated with the family business. Shivani Raja says that people were unhappy with the government and in the year 2022 there was a war in Leicester and then she decided to join politics.