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Conservatives win
Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday won a stunning majority in Britain, disproving predictions of a terribly hung parliament and was on course to forming a single party government ending a brief coalition era. The surprise surge ahead by the Conservatives led by 48-year-old charismatic Cameron saw the party come back to power with 327 seats, just crossing the half way mark in the 650-member parliament and is tipped to get four more
‘Phir Ek Baar, Cameron Sarkar,’ tweets Modi
London: Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday won a stunning majority in Britain, disproving predictions of a terribly hung parliament and was on course to forming a single party government ending a brief coalition era. The surprise surge ahead by the Conservatives led by 48-year-old charismatic Cameron saw the party come back to power with 327 seats, just crossing the half way mark in the 650-member parliament and is tipped to get four more.
"This is the sweetest victory of all," Cameron told jubilant supporters at the party headquarters after the victory following which he does not need his ally Liberal Democrats with whom he had run the government since 2010. Later in the afternoon, he met Queen Elizabeth II and said speaking in front of 10, Downing Street that "we are on the brink of something special in our country.
As a majority government we will be able to deliver all our manifesto."Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the first international leaders to congratulate him on Facebook with a reference to his campaign slogan: "As you rightly pointed out – it's 'Phir Ek Baar, Cameron Sarkar!' My best wishes."
Murthy’s son-in-law wins
Infosys founder Narayana Murthy's son-in-law Rishi Sunak representing the Conservative Party, won from Foreign Secretary William Hague's constituency of Richmond in North Yorkshire. Sunak, an Indo-British businessman married Murthy's daughter Akshata. Sunak contested the election from Richmond in Yorkshire.
