President Droupadi Murmu Meets King Charles Ahead Of Queen's Funeral
President Droupadi Murmu Meets King Charles Ahead Of Queen’s Funeral
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London: Ahead of Queen Elizabeth’s nation funeral, President Droupadi Murmu met King Charles III at a reception held at Buckingham Palace on Sunday.
President Murmu additionally signed the condolence ee-e book for Queen Elizabeth II, on the Lancaster House close to Buckingham Palace in London. “President Droupadi Murmu signed the Condolence Book withinside the reminiscence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Lancaster House, London,” Rashtrapati Bhawan tweeted.
Besides, the president additionally supplied tributes to Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Hall in London wherein the queen’s coffin is lying-in-State.
The President is on an reputable excursion to the UK from September 17 to 19 to wait the State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on Monday and provide condolences on behalf of the Government of India.
She arrived at Gatwick Airport in London to wait Queen Elizabeth II’s nation funeral at London’s Westminster Abbey on Saturday.
The presidential plane wearing Murmu and her entourage members, which include overseas secretary Vinay Kwatra landed at London’s Gatwick Airport at 20:50 IST from wherein she left for the lodge wherein she might be staying all through this excursion.
On her arrival on the airport, the president turned into acquired with the aid of using the High Commissioner of India to the UK.
She will attend the nation funeral carrier at West Gate of Westminster Abbey. And withinside the afternoon, she can be able to attend the reception hosted with the aid of using James Cleverly, UK’s Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs.
Queen Elizabeth II, 96, the previous head of nation of the United Kingdom and Head of the Commonwealth of Nations exceeded away on September 8. She might be laid to relaxation with complete nation honours at Westminster Abbey on September 19.
One-day nation mourning turned into determined throughout India on 9/11 as a mark of admire to UK’s Queen Elizabeth II who exceeded away on September 8.
