Zarah Sultana, a prominent left-wing member of parliament, has stepped down as the head of the Socialist Campaign Group. Ms. Sultana had been with the Parliamentary Labour Party's left-wing unifying group for five years. The group meeting this week where her departure was announced was not informed of her choice, nor has she released a statement explaining the reasons for it. One of the MPs that joined the Commons during Jeremy Corbyn's tenure as leader of Labour is Ms. Sultana.She voted in favor of lifting the two-child benefit restriction last July, which led to her and six other Labour MPs being suspended from the PLP. The parliamentary whip has already been reinstated for four of the seven, but Ms. Sultana, John McDonnell, and British Bangladeshi Mp Apsana Begum are still suspended.British Bangladeshi MP Apsana Begum is very close to her.British-Bangladeshi Apsana Begum has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for Poplar and Limehouse, Tower Hamlets since 2019. A question has arose recently as to whether she will continue to remain an independent or will be admitted to stand for a political party in the next election? This question is being discussed in her parliamentary seat in East London, Daily Dazzling Dawn understands.

Not many people think she will ever be permitted to rejoin the PLP. While serving as an independent, she has continued to be a vocal opponent of the government on a number of topics. A well-known Muslim politician. There have been rumors that she would try to join forces with Jeremy Corbyn and the Independent Alliance of MPs. But she has heeded her own advice. According to friends, she might wait for more signals from the Labour Party before making any decisions about her political future. Originally from Birmingham, Ms. Sultana has been the MP for Coventry South since 2019. Some Birmingham supporters say she would have a much better-than-even chance of winning if she decided to run in a number of Labour-held seats in the city.

MP for Coventry South since 2019, Ms Sultana is Birmingham-born. There are several Labour-held seats in the city where she would stand a much better-than-even chance of winning should she choose to contest, according to some Birmingham campaigners.

The Socialist Campaign Group has struggled to find a role and a voice in Labour since Keir Starmer became party leader.

The PM has waged a broad campaign against the left in Parliament and the party at large, including controversially suspending MPs.

The group has largely seen to be coerced into acquiescence, except on the issue of Gaza, where broad sections of the parliamentary party have joined the left in unhappiness over Sir Keir’s pro-Israel stance.

Individual MPs have expressed concern on other questions, or more occasionally voted against the whip, but the group’s collective impact has been very muted.