GUWAHATI: In a primary, a British-Indian particular person of Assamese origin, Ayesha Hazarika has been appointed as a member to the Home of Lords, the higher chamber of the British Parliament.
A journalist, broadcaster and stand-up comedian, Ayesha has her ancestral roots in Higher Assam’s North Lakhimpur. She was born in Bellshill in 1975 and raised in Coatbridge in Scotland.She hails from an Indian Muslim household, with first era immigrant mother and father. Her father Liyaqat Ali Hazarika, a health care provider by occupation moved to Glasglow within the Sixties.
Hazarika has been made the “Baroness Hazarika of Coatbridge” after taking a seat within the Home of Lords on Could 9. She donned the standard scarlet robes for her formal introduction ceremony. She has beforehand served as a particular adviser to British politicians.
“What an unimaginable, special occasion spent with household and pals. Particularly my superb mother and father who got here right here as Indian Muslim immigrants and labored so very exhausting. It’s genuinely the honour of my life to hitch the Home of Lords as a Labour peer,” she wrote on X after she took her oath.
Hazarika was awarded with the “Member of the Order of the British Empire” in 2016 for her exemplary political service.



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