UK PM's office apologises for 'mistake' at Diwali party

UK PM's office apologises for 'mistake' at Diwali party after outrage over meat and alcohol in menu
United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer's office on Friday apologised for “mistake” after outrage over its food menu during Diwali reception last month.The decision to serve alcohol and meat at a Diwali celebration hosted by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at No 10 sparked controversy within the British Indian community.
UK PM's office apologises after row over non-veg food, alcohol at Diwali reception
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's office issued an apology on Friday for a "mistake" in the organisation of its Diwali reception at 10 Downing Street after receiving criticism for including non-vegetarian food and alcohol at the event.
No 10 apologises for serving meat and alcohol at Diwali party
Downing Street was forced to apologise to British Hindus after serving meat and alcohol at its annual Diwali celebration. No 10 said there had been a “mistake” in the organisation of the event and reassured the community “it will not happen again”.
Downing Street apologises after meat and alcohol served at Diwali celebration
Downing Street has apologised after meat and alcohol were served at its annual Diwali celebration. The government said a "mistake" was made when the celebration was organised. Hinduism does not have a clear prohibition on consuming meat and alcohol,
'Mistake,' UK PM office apologises after meat, alcohol served at Downing Street Diwali event
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's office, 10 Downing Street, on Friday (Nov 15) apologised after facing criticism for serving meat and alcohol at its annual Diwali celebration last month. The members of the British Indian community raised concerns over the issue.
UK PM Starmer’s office issues apology after backlash over non-veg food, alcohol at Diwali reception
British Indian community leaders, professionals and parliamentarians were present at the Diwali reception hosted on October 29 at 10 Downing Street
Keir Starmer apologises after meat and alcohol served at Downing Street Diwali event
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Diwali reception at Downing Street has sparked major controversy after meat and alcohol were served, leading to an apology from his office. British Indian MP Shivani Raja expressed disappointment over the event’s failure to respect Hindu traditions.
No10 apologises to Hindus for serving meat and alcohol at Diwali event
After a backlash, No10 admitted a 'mistake' had been made in organising the event, pledging 'it will not happen again'.
UK PM Starmer's Office Apologises For 'Mistake' After Meat, Alcohol Served At Diwali Reception
The Diwali Party hosted by PM Keir Starmer at 10 Downing Street served lamb kebabs and wine, sparking uproar from British Indian Hindus.
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