Alt News Media editor David Vance, a supporter of the conservatives, took to Twitter to bash Pakistan over the Labour Party’s defeat. Yesterday, Vance shared a picture of Boris Johnson on Twitter alongside a Hindu priest with the caption, “Please don't cry Pakistanis, Iss Baar BJP (Boris Johnson Party) ki Sarkar!”
After the Conservative Party leader, Boris Johnson won 365 seats in the 650-seat parliament, giving him a majority of 80 seats in the United Kingdom, Johnson was re-elected as the Prime Minister for the second term.
The victory is being seen as a major setback for the Left who supported Pakistan’s narrative on Kashmir after the PM Modi-led BJP government abrogated the semi-autonomous Article 370 of Jammu and Kashmir.
The catchphrase, ‘Ab ki Baar Modi Sarkar’’ has been picked up not only in India but also internationally, not long ago, the current US President Trump had used the phrase during his campaign in the US with a twist to reach out to the humongous Indian-American community in the country. He had said, “Ab ki Baar Trump Sarkar.”
Indian Prime Minister, the originator of the phrase, had cheered for Trump in Houston while addressing a gathering of Indian-Americans with the phrase, “Ab ki Baar Trump Sarkar.”
Johnson has been in talks with PM Modi over bettering the India-UK relationship. Johnson who has been called by The Guardian a “sociopathic, narcissistic, glutton for power” managed to lure the 1.5 lakh-strong influential British-Indians community. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn whose extreme leftist approach had left the huge community in the corners during his campaign suffered the worst loss in two decades.
It is said that Corbyn’s extreme-left approach that made him look like a pro-Pakistan and anti-India leader in the UK had him lose more than 50% of constituencies which had previously dedicated their votes to the Labour Party.
