Indian Priti Patel will be new Home Secretary of Britain

Recently, the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has released a list of his cabinet ministers.

In this, Preeti Patel of Indian origin has been given the post of the new Home Minister of Britain.

Preeti Patel

Preeti Patel was born in Uganda on 29 March 1972 in the house of Indian-origin Sushil Patel

and Anjana Patel. They later started living in the UK. Sushil Patel is native to Gujarat of India.

He started living in Uganda with his family.

Preeti Patel married Alex Sawyer, an American stock exchange NASDAQ consultant in 2004. In 2008 they got a son named Freddy. Preeti Patel got education from University of Essex. She

contested election for the first time in 2005. She contested the election with North Nottingham but lost.

University of Essex

After that, David Cameron offered her a place in the A-List of Conservative PPC.

Preeti Patel contested for the election from the Essex in 2010, in which she won with more than

15,000 votes. Since then, she is a Member of Parliament from Witham in Essex.

Preeti Patel made Home Minister in Boris Johnson's Cabinet in July 2019. After which the

congratulations began for her. Preeti Patel is the first woman Home secretary of Indian origin in

the UK.

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