UK Elections 2024: Netizens React as Rishi Sunak Loses, Saying ‘Sudha Murty Can Travel ‘Simple’ to UK Soon

UK Elections 2024: Exit polls indicate a victory for the Labour Party in the UK elections, marking the end of Rishi Sunak’s era of Conservative leadership.

UK Elections 2024: As exit polls signaled a decisive triumph for the Labour Party, driven by widespread anti-incumbent sentiment, it marked the conclusion of the 14-year tenure under Rishi Sunak’s Conservative leadership. The internet erupted with reactions to Sunak’s defeat, with netizens expressing a range of responses and emotions.

In a post on X, a netizen wrote, “Sudha Murty’s son-in-law made his party Tories tank the election. Narayana Murthy didn’t advise his son-in-law to work 70 hours a week to save his untalented ass after becoming an unelected PM?

Sudha Murthy's son in law made his party Tories tank the election. Narayana Murthy didn't advise his son in law to work 70 hours a week to save his untalented ass after becoming an unelected PM?? pic.twitter.com/frzb5HvJxB

— S 🇵🇸 (@Vintage5lily) July 4, 2024

BREAKING : Rishi Sunak is all set to lose the Prime Minister's chair in the UK General Elections.

Looks like he didn't follow his father-in-law 's advice about working 70 hours a week. pic.twitter.com/4c1qPU5Kxn

— Roshan Rai (@RoshanKrRaii) July 4, 2024

Sudha Murthy can travel 'simple' to the UK soon ❤️

— Bat Babu (@Opinion4X) July 4, 2024

Another one wrote, “Sudha Murty can travel ‘simple’ to the UK soon.”

“Rishi may gang up with father law to work up to 90 hours a day,” it added

One Family member enters Parliament in India and other leaves the Parliament in UK.#Sudhamurthy #RishiSunak

— Manohar Rao PhD (@manohar_rao_nv) July 5, 2024

That’s quite a humorous observation! It highlights the diverse trajectories family members can take in different political systems.

Let's hope he can reedem this tonight 🙏 #rishiout https://t.co/JIXKkbeU9Q

— Wales Guy (@Wales__GUY) July 4, 2024

Rishi Sunak’s party faced a historic low, projected to secure only 131 seats in the latest elections. Voters seemed to punish them for a mix of issues, from a soaring cost-of-living crisis to years of internal turmoil and lingering Brexit divisions since 2016.

Meanwhile, the centrist Liberal Democrats were set to win 61 seats, showing a strong electoral presence. Nigel Farage’s right-wing populist Reform UK also made unexpected gains, projected to secure 13 seats.

Early results underscored a trend where Labour and the Liberal Democrats were gaining ground at the Conservatives’ expense. Reform UK celebrated its first electoral wins, often pushing the Conservatives into third place in several constituencies.

Regarding foreign policy, particularly Britain’s approach to Russia’s actions in Ukraine, Keir Starmer’s ascension is not expected to bring about significant shifts. He has affirmed his commitment to maintaining Britain’s supportive stance towards Kyiv.

Additionally, Starmer has called for a ceasefire in Gaza amidst the conflict between Israel and Hamas. He has also advocated for efforts to secure the release of Israeli hostages held by the militant group, as reported by CNN.