Queen’s final farewell today: From those who served in the pandemic to LGBTQ activists, Buckingham Palace Calls Public Heroes A to Z Counsel

VVIPs of many countries as well as public service heroes of Britain will also attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth. This includes from doctors serving in Kovid to women making audio books for the blind. All these are people doing public service in the country.

According to Buckingham Palace, these guests will include about 200 people. He was also honored on the Queen’s birthday.

Indian origin lawyer also invited

Indian-origin Pranav Bhanot has received an invitation from Buckingham Palace. He hails from Essex and is a lawyer by profession. Pranav provided free food and helped over 1200 people during the pandemic. Pranav said that he was shocked when he got the invitation. He did not expect that he would attend the last visit of the Queen.

Advocate Pranav Bhanot He has been invited to attend the Queen’s Funeral.

Female activist felt sales call

Natalie Queiroz, 46, of Birmingham is an activist. Her husband tried to kill her with a knife during her pregnancy. Since then she has been raising her voice against domestic violence. Natalie said that on September 10, she was walking her dog in the park, when she got a call from a private number. Initially they thought it was a sales call. Later when he picked up the phone, it was from the cabinet.

LGBT queer group also invited

Britain’s Hsien Chew has also been invited. He leads the queer group of LGBTQ+ communities. He was invited to attend the funeral of the queen. On receiving the invitation, he said – I have been invited because Buckingham Palace wants to invite different communities as well. This shows how the country changed during Elizabeth’s reign.

2 thousand VVIPs will be involved in the funeral

According to media reports, about 2 thousand VVIPs will attend the funeral. According to Indian time, the last rites will take place at 3.30 pm. It will also be telecast live in many countries of the world. This includes the leaders of many countries as well as the Royal Families of Europe.

Will have to go to the funeral site by bus

The Queen’s funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey. The Queen’s mother was cremated here in 2002.

On Sunday evening, the new King Charles hosted dinner for the Heads of State at Buckingham Palace. All the leaders have been asked to come by commercial flight. Everyone in Westminster Abbey, the funeral site, will have to travel by bus rather than by private car.

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