Boris loyalist shares edited image of Rishi Sunak wielding knife, faces flak

Published on Aug 01, 2022 03:15 pm IST

One of outgoing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's key loyalists and supporter of Foreign Secretary & UK PM candidate Liz Truss as his successor, has drawn criticism for her post against Rishi Sunak. Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries re-posted a tweet showing an edited image of Johnson dressed as Roman leader Julius Caesar and Sunak stabbing him in the back, a reference to his killer Brutus. Business Minister Greg Hands, who is backing the Indian-Origin UK MP, called Dorries' action 'disgraceful'. Watch this video for more details.

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