The British Asian Conservative Link is proud to launch this new website, which will be a rich source of information about the activities of the organisation and its members.

We deeply feel that the conservative consciences of British Asians are awakening, where we are coming to realise that our values and beliefs are more in line with conservative thinking than any other political parties. 

As British Asians we feel that despite all our vast successes both economically and socially, we lack presence in the heart of the political institutes of this country. We believe that given the current lack of involvement in politics and under-representation of Asians MP's,  our interests and values cannot be served faithfully.

"The BACL aims to offer the British Asian communities genuine political leadership by representing their aspirations, concerns and lifestyles. We stand to encourage Asian men and women to participate in politics, at all levels, with aspirations to offer council and parlimentary candiates."

Mr Ranbir Suri JP
Chairman BACL

 

Join online as BACL member

The BACL mission to promote Asians in the Conservative party and British politics has now touched new heights. You could rightly proclaim that the get-together on 26th March at Laguna Banquet hall in West London was the beginning of a new beginning. The BACL team, distinguished guests from the Conservative party, leading local businessmen, members of the British Asian media and guest speakers resonated with one voice and concurred on a common mission. Everyone pledged to contribute and support efforts to ensure a wider role for British Asians in National politics.

Ranbir Suri, Chairman of the BACL earlier welcomed the guests and applauded interest shown by the local community and the Asian media in the BACL campaign to promote Asians in British politics. In his address to the audience, Rickie Sehgal, General Secretary of the BACL, outlined their desire and determination to see four to five of their PPC’s become MPs in the next Conservative Government.

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