London: According to a statement, Indian-origin MP Virendra Sharma commemorated a significant milestone: 50 years of devoted public service to the Ealing Borough and the Labour Party.
To commemorate the momentous occasion, the Labour administration arranged a gala at the Heston Hyde Hotel to honor his longstanding contributions to British politics and society.
Several high-profile figures attended the event, including Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting, who praised Sharma’s steadfast commitment and devotion. MPs, mayors, council members, and a broad range of community people were also present at the celebration, demonstrating the general regard and affection for the seasoned politician.
According to the statement, Sharma started his political career in the 1970s and has been an ardent supporter of causes that affect the South Asian community, especially in the seat of Ealing Southall, throughout the years. He is well-known for his dedication to healthcare, school reform, and social justice.
Speeches during the occasion emphasized his unwavering work, stressing his contribution to promoting inclusion and elevating the voices of the marginalized. Wes Streeting acknowledged Sharma’s role in advancing progressive legislation and fostering stronger community relationships, praising his influential work.
The press statement said that in addition to reflections on Sharma’s career in public service, the event included cultural performances that showcased the rich legacy of the Indian diaspora.
Notably, community leaders emphasized his function as a liaison between the South Asian community and the UK government while expressing their appreciation for his guidance and leadership.
During his remarks, Virendra Sharma expressed gratitude to his people and supporters for their constant encouragement and trust. He pledged to stay in service and support issues that are important to the residents of Ealing and beyond.
As the ceremony came to a close, the audience applauded Sharma’s legacy and his continued commitment to public service.
