Bob was honoured to be invited to and participated in at the Jain Vishva Bharati celebrations of Parshvanatha Jayanti. Bob found it very welcoming to be able to join in with the celebrations regarding this important occasion.

Following Bob's sweeping election result - a voteshare of 54.5% and a majority of 8170 votes, Bob officially took oath in Parliament to continue his role as an elected Member of Parliament.

Following an intense period of General Election campaigning, Bob was re-elected with a considerable majority increase.

Bob's overall majority increased to 8170, totalling to 26,935 votes. This was a huge increase in Bob's voteshare too - which now currently stands at 54.5%.

Bob attended Neasden Temple to be blessed by the Head Priest. During this special occasion, Bob was given the opportunity to anoint Lord Swaminarayan.

Bob welcomed the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and the Home Secretary, Priti Patel to Shri Swaminarayan Temple in Neasden, a Temple that Bob helped create in the 1990's - who took the time to visit the Mandir.

Earlier this year, Bob participated in a charity chess game at Conservative Party Conference - and managed to win £500 to give to a charity of his choice. He chose to award the money to St Luke's Hospice.

On Remembrance Sunday, Bob attended a service at Harrow Civic Centre. The entire community came together to pay tribute to all the Service Personnel who have risked or given their lives in the Great War, WW2 and other conflicts throughout history.

From today, the 2019 General Election has officially begun - meaning that Bob is no longer the local MP for Harrow East, pending his potential re-election.

Bob highlighted that the UK only proscribes the military wing of Hamas as a terrorist organisation - but not the political wing.

During Prime Ministers Questions, Bob highlighted the Conservative Government's success in achieving the first phase of re-development for the Stanmore Orthopaedic Hospital. Despite this, the second stage of re-development is being impacted by bureaucracy in the NHS.