Sayeeda Warsi, Conservative Party
UK: Baroness Sayeeda Warsi resigns from Conservative Party, citing 'hypocrisy'
Warsi, a British lawyer and member of the House of Lords, whose grandfather emigrated to the UK from Pakistan, has been criticising the Conservative Party over its rhetoric on asylum seekers. “I am a Conservative and remain so but sadly the current Party are far removed from the Party I joined and served in Cabinet,” she wrote on X.
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