Being the father of two small children, it is very difficult to hold the post of Prime Minister of the country and lead the country despite various crises. This is what British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has to say. Sunak says that I have two daughters, Krishna (12) and Anushka (11) and I am not able to give them as much time as I would like to.
I have a big and important position
Rishi Sunak joined a podcast with former Conservative Party leader William Hague on Thursday. Sunak became a little emotional in the podcast. During this time, when he was asked about the challenges faced in assuming the post of Prime Minister amid the political turmoil of Britain, he said that my daughters mean a lot to me. There is a balance to be struck between doing your job well while fulfilling the responsibilities of being a good father, which is quite difficult. I have a big and important post. I have to give him priority. Therefore, as a father, I do not get as much time as I should.
Narrated story of the family’s journey from India to Britain
Apart from this, about the family’s journey, Sunak told that my grandparents had gone from India to East Africa. My parents and grandparents then came to Britain as immigrants. My grandmother boarded an airplane for the first time. They didn’t know what we would do here. Today I am sitting in 10 Downing Street. This is an incredible journey. I am very inspired by this journey. My journey tells the story of the openness of my country. I think there will be only a few countries where a story like mine can be made. My family’s story includes hard work, hard work, love, importance of family, service, among other values that I grew up with.