In the UK general election, the Conservative Party won a landslide victory, winning a landslide victory. On the other hand, many candidates of Indian origin have also won. About a dozen Indian-origin MPs from both the Conservative and Labor parties have retained their seats, while some new faces have won.

All Indian origin candidates who were members of the previous parliament have won their seats this time too. Indian-origin candidates for the first time include Gagan Mohindra and Claire Courtinho of the Conservative Party and Navendu Mishra from the Labor Party.

Courtinho of Goa origin said after the victory that it is time to bring Breguit to the end. He has won from Surrey East seat. Mohindra has also won the Hertfordshire South West seat. Apart from these, former Home Minister Preeti Patel has also won easy from Witheim. This time she will also be a part of Johnson's top team.

Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy's son-in-law Rishi Sunak has also won. Apart from this, former minister Alok Sharma has also won from Reading West seat. Shailesh Vara has also won from North West Cambridgeshire seat. Suella Braverman of Goa origin has won the Fairham seat.

The opposition Labor Party has suffered a severe defeat but all MPs of its Indian origin have won this time too. Preet Kaur Gill, who had the distinction of becoming the first woman Sikh MP in Britain after winning last time, has also won this time. Apart from this, Britain's first turbaned Sikh MP Tanmanjit Singh Dhesi has also been re-elected from Edgbaston. He has defeated Kanwar Toor Gill of the Conservative Party.

Navendru Mishra from the Labor Party has won the Stockport seat and has reached Parliament for the first time. In addition, Virender Sharma, Lisa Nandy, Seema Malhotra, Keith Vaz's sister Valerie Vaz have also won.