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Shailesh Vara marks the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and recognises that Gandhi’s message of non-violence, religious tolerance and greater rights for women is as applicable today as it was in his lifetime.
Shailesh Vara praises the local community that has come together to support people who have lost their jobs following the collapse of Thomas Cook.
Following the Prime Minister's statement on the G7 Summit, Shailesh Vara questions the PM about his discussions with Prime Minister Modi of India about strengthening tie with India post-Brexit.
Shailesh Vara condemns violence against British Indians gathered outside the Indian high commission following the action by the Indian Government in Kashmir.
Speaking in the emergency debate on Brexit, Shailesh Vara rejects the need to be fearful of trading on WTO rules as the EU currently trades on WTO rules with countries such as the US, China, Russia, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and others.
Following the statement by the new Prime Minister, Shailesh Vara raises concerns about our credibility on the international stage if we do not deliver on the democratic public mandate to leave the EU.
Shailesh Vara calls on the UK to use its influence on the global stage to ensure the protection of Christians is high on the list of international priorities.
Shailesh Vara seeks an assurance from the Prime Minister that the Government is preparing for no-deal which strengthens our negotiating position and means that, if we do have to leave with no-deal, we can do so with confidence and without fear.
Speaking in Prime Minister’s Questions, Shailesh Vara commends the Indian diaspora in the UK for contributing 10% of taxes to the Treasury whilst making up only 4% of UK population.
Shailesh Vara calls on the Prime Minister to make funds available to ensure that the country is as best prepared as possible in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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