The resignation of the labor government is a shock.
Britain’s Minister of Housing has resigned on allegations of removing the tenants from her ownership property and has increased hundreds of pounds.
In a letter of resignation to the United Kingdom Prime Minister Kergad’s Prime Minister Kergad, Rushanara Ali, the junior minister of the Ministry of Housing, said that he had followed all the legal requirements in his practice as a landlord.
Ali, a Parliamentary member of Bethlel Green and Stepania, had been dismissed by four tenants from her four bedroom houses in East London.
The monthly rental was 3,300 British pounds (about 4,433), the property was rented again and 4,000 British pounds ($ 5,374) were rented a week, the report said.
Ali, who had spoken earlier than the tenants, in the letter of his resignation, told the Prime Minister in his resignation letter that she had taken on the responsibilities and duties and the facts. “
“However, it is clear that keeping in my role will be distracted from the ambitious work of the government. So I have decided to resign as my minister,” she said.
She further said, “She is proud to contribute to the changes made by this government in the last year”.
She said, “Working in favor of the Prime Minister of the Deputy Prime Minister, we recorded records in social and affordable housing houses and earned around billion pounds of funds for homelessness and sleep,” she said.
The end of the rental agreement is considered to be one of the leading reasons for being homeless in Britain, and the Starmer government is currently producing the tenant’s right bill that will end the “no-Fault” dismissal by the landlords and they will be banned from renting more than six months after the restlessness.
Ali is the fourth labor minister after the exit of Transport Minister Louis Heg. Antique Minister, Tulip Siddiqui; And for independent reasons by Junior Health Minister, Andrew Gwen.
The resignation shows a shameful shock to the Starmer government, their party tracks Nigel Fahrez Right-wing democratist improvement UK party One year after Labor won the landslide elections, in the Opinion poll.
In June June survey of the polling booth, the Reform UK will now win 271 out of 650 seats in the House of Commons and the ruling labor party has won the second place in 178 seats.
The opposition conservative party president Kevin Holinrak has criticized the starmer in the chair of the government, “hypocrisy and self -service”.
