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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited a special home in the kingdom yesterday (Saturday), where he distributed food to the poor in front of the media cameras.
Sunak, one of the richest British politicians in recent years, is estimated to own $800 million, and his critics often call him out of touch with the problems of the British people.
During the volunteering at the specialized house, a homeless man who came to receive food, had a small talk with the British Prime Minister who asked him if he was involved in business. In response, the homeless man replied that he does not work in business: “I am homeless” replied the homeless man.
The document is causing an uproar in the kingdom, as critics of the British Prime Minister claim that this is another “show of disconnection” when they found out that the homeless man would not be a businessman.
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