Rishi Sunak — A Curse of British Hero Churchill

One’s good-doing for someone, can't be proven good to everyone

Krishna V Chaudhary
4 min readOct 26, 2022
Rishi Sunak & Winston Churchill | Image Source: Wikimedia Commons (Credit: NationalArchieves)| Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain)

Winston Churchill stands tall as a hero at the parliament of London Square and is one of the great British heroes. He has saved the UK — and the whole of Europe — from the fascist tyranny of Adolf Hitler.

Winston Churchill wanted Gandhi to die. Churchill and Gandhi met first time in South Africa, where Churchill started hating Gandhi.

Churchill did not want to see Gandhi’s face. But he did not know that one day Gandhi would be standing next to him. And all his statements are reflected in his statue in London parliament square.

Maybe sometimes Gandhi’s statue whispers to his statue that you were wrong.

The 1940s

Winston Churchill was an icon in Britain, but he was seen as a precipitator of mass killing because of the policy he followed in Bengal which brought the great famine of Bengal and caused the death of three million people due to malnutrition or disease.

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Krishna V Chaudhary

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