British Indian MPs swear oath on 'Bhagavad Gita', 'Gutka', 'Bible'

Newly elected Indian-origin MPs to the House of Commons have been pledging allegiance to the British Crown, swearing on holy texts or affirming their oath. Rishi Sunak and Kanishka Narayan chose the 'Bhagavad Gita', while others like Bob Blackman, Tan Dhesi, and Preet Kaur Gill selected various sacred texts. Some MPs opted for non-religious affirmations. The process concluded, and Parliament will reconvene for the State Opening on July 17.