“Do you work in finance?” , the English Prime Minister’s question to a homeless person who was asking for food | It sparked criticism in the UK.

british prime minister, Rishi Sunakcame under fire after he asked a homeless man at a charity if he was into finance and wanted to get into business.

Sunak, a former Goldman Sachs banker and one of the richest people in Britain, was serving breakfast at a homeless shelter in London when he started chatting to a man named Dean.

“Do you work in finance?the prime minister asked the man at one point in the conversation, handing him a plate of sausages, toast and eggs. “No, I am homeless. I am really homeless,” the man replied.

And the English minister added, “Would you like to dedicate yourself to it?” “Yes, I don’t mind. But first I’d like to have Christmas,” Dean replied.

The exchange began when the homeless man asked Sinek if he was “fixing the economy” and after the man admitted he was interested in business and finance.

Criticism of the opposition

But the talk drew criticism from the opposition. leader of the labor party, Angela RainerAnd the Mutual On Twitter is part of the exchange, which he described as “intolerable”.

for his part, Bill Estersonanother deputy from work, I consider That your age is “out of the ordinary. It’s time for a general election.”

Who is Rishi Sunak?

Rishi SunakThe 42-year-old is the leader of the Conservative Party. In October, he was appointed late Prime Minister of England Getting out of Liz Truss Just over a month after taking office.

Of Indian descent, the great-grandson of immigrants from that country, he was educated in elite British schools. at the moment, He is one of the 250 richest people in the UK.with a net worth of $826 million.

Sunak He made his fortune working in the financial worldwith investment bank Goldman Sachs, hedge fund TCI, and Theleme Partners.

He reached Parliament in the 2015 general election and voted for Brexit a year later. With Theresa May As Prime Minister, she took her first steps in government. The big jump was with Boris Johnsonwho had endorsed him when in 2019 the Conservative Party elected May’s replacement.

Johnson appointed him Secretary of the Treasury. And on the eve of the pandemic, February 2020, Minister of FinanceIn this position, he was surprising because he did not hesitate to launch an aggressive support program for the businesses and families that made him so popular at the time.

When Liz Truss prevailed against him in the internal election battle, his career seemed to fizzle out, but it began to pick up when the former minister introduced her budget on Sept. 23. After about 45 days, the official submitted her resignation. Sunak won his second battle for the Conservatives crown.

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