London-Britain has earmarked Rs 80 crore to put up a portrait of King Charles III in government offices to celebrate the inauguration of a new royal line.
In the European country of Britain, Queen Elizabeth II, who had been on the throne for more than 70 years, passed away in September last year.
Subsequently, Charles III was declared as the new king. His official swearing-in ceremony will be held on the 6th of next month.
Preparations are being made for the traditional grand ceremony at the famous Westminster Abbey building in London.
In this case, it has been decided to place the photograph of King Charles in all government offices including high courts, schools and police stations. 80 crore rupees have been allocated for this purpose.
Regarding this, the country’s Minister Oliver Dowden said, “We have decided to place a photograph of the King in all government offices to celebrate the inauguration of King Charles.”