MP Sharma was first elected as MP in the Ealing Southall by-election on 19 July 2007. Since 2007 he has been elected three more times. He came to Hanwell from India in 1968. When first elected he served as a member of the International Development Select Committee. He was a member of the Health Select Committee from 2010 – 2015, along with membership of the Joint Committee on Human Rights. Since 2015 he has returned to the Council of Europe where he is a member of the Sub-Committee on Refugee and Migrant Children and Young People. He currently chairs the Indo-British All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), leads the APPG for Gurkha Welfare, and is Co-Chair of the APPG on Nepal, the Tuberculosis Group, the Hepatitis Group and is Vice-Chair of the APPG for British Hindus. He has previously chaired the APPG for Tamils and is still actively involved as the Vice Chair.
Virendra served as a councillor in Ealing for 25 years including a term as May After first coming to England, he started out as a bus conductor on the 207 route and after college eventually worked as a day services manager for people with learning disabilities in Hillingdon.
Virendra studied at the London School of Economics on a Trade Union Scholarship.

Lord Sheikh was born in Kenya and brought up in Uganda. His family originated from Amritsar in Punjab. Lord Sheikh has been honored by the presentation of several personal awards which have been given to him for his achievements, leadership, business and community work. He has also been awarded an honorary doctorate for Humanitarian work which he undertakes. Lord Sheikh was elevated to the House of Lords in 2006. He is an active Peer and speaks regularly in the House of Lords on a variety of subjects. He is a Patron of several Muslim and non-Muslim organisations and is actively involved in strengthening relationships between various racial and religious groups. He is the Chairman of companies relating to Property and other businesses.
Lord Sheikh is also a writer. His first book on the Maharaja Ranjit Singh was very well received, and his second, An Indian in the House, is on the first four Indians who were members of British Parliament. He has nearly completed his third which is a historical novel based in India. He has been a visiting lecturer at Universities and acts as an advisor to a British University. He promotes educational and cultural ties between the UK and other countries. He is the Chairman or a senior official of several All-Party Parliamentary Groups which includes the Group for India. He has been described as a businessman, academic, philanthropist and writer.

Lord Sikka is a Labour Life peer who has sat under this title in the Lords since 6 October 2020.

Lord Singh of Wimbledon is a Crossbench Life peer who has sat under this title in the Lords since 24 October 2011.

Lord Suri is a Conservative Life peer who has sat under this title in the Lords since 13 October 2014.

MP Vara was first elected to Parliament in 2005, representing the constituency of North West Cambridgeshire. He has since been re-elected to Parliament in 2010, 2015 and 2017. He was formerly a Minister for Northern Ireland, having also previously served as a Minister for Justice, a Minister in the Department for Work and Pensions and as a Government Whip. He has also introduced two Private Members’ Bills.
Shailesh is qualified as a solicitor. He has worked in the City and the West End of London, as well as in Hong Kong. Prior to entering Parliament, he held various posts in the Conservative Party including being a Vice-Chairman of the Party during 2001-2005. During the period 2005-2006 he held a range of other responsibilities. These included being Joint-Vice Chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Trafficking of Women and Children, Treasurer of the BBC All Party Parliamentary Group, Vice-Chairman of the Executive Committee of Conservative Lawyers and the Chairman of the Conservative Parliamentary Friends of India Group.
Shailesh was educated at Aylesbury Grammar School and Brunel University.

Baroness Verma moved to the UK with her parents when she was 1 year old. In 2006, Sandip was raised to the peerage as Baroness Verma of Leicester in the County of Leicestershire. She was Opposition Whip from 2006 to 2010 and then Government Whip following the 2010 general election. She served as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for International Development from May 2015 until July 2016. She has been a Conservative member of the House of Lords since 2006 and previously served as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for DECC. Prior to becoming Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for DECC, Baroness Verma was Spokesperson for Cabinet Office, International Development, Women and Equalities and Business Innovation and Skills.
Baroness Verma started her first business at the age of 19 in high fashion, supplying high street multiples. In 2000 she changed her business to the service sector.
Baroness Verma attended local schools and university in Leicester.

Lord Verjee was educated in the UK from the age of six and adopted Britain as his home following the expulsion of the Asian-Ugandan population. He was appointed to the House of Lords in 2013. In parliament, he takes an active interest in areas such as health, international development, social mobility, entrepreneurship and ensuring equal opportunities for all within society. He has been a significant supporter of the party’s Leadership Programme, finding and mentoring candidates from minority groups, helping them gain seats for the Liberal Democrats and diversify the party’s talent pool.
Lord Rumi has had a varied career as a multiple entrepreneur and philanthropist. Rumi founded Domino’s pizza in the UK, owned Watford football club with Elton John, and Mayfair’s luxury china and glass emporium, Thomas Goode & Co. His current focus is on real estate. Through his charity, The Rumi Foundation, he supports a broad range of innovative initiatives tackling some of the world’s most pressing issues in education and inequality. He is also Chairman of the international development and youth empowerment movement, WE UK. Rumi was awarded a CBE for charitable services in 2009 and served as a member of the Advisory Board of the British Olympic Association for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Lord Rumi studied Law at Downing College, University of Cambridge where he is now an Honorary Fellow.

MP Whittome is the MP for Nottingham East and was first elected to Parliament in 2019. She is the youngest MP in the Parliament.
Before her election, she was a hate crime worker in Nottingham, and prior to that a care worker while working on her law degree at the University of Nottingham.