Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish independence referendum campaign was branded 'barbaric' as Conservative Party leadership candidates Rishi Snack and Liz Truss set their sights on the prime minister.
The former prime minister and foreign secretaryconfirmed the SNP leader's name more than a dozen times during tonight's rally in Perth.
Truss and Sunak are touring the country asBoris Johnson's successor as Prime Minister. , Sturgeon was asked what he thought of an independence referendum he hoped to hold in October next year. }
Mr. Snack will vote for a second vote if he becomes prime minister. "I can't imagine the situation," he said.
Sunak, pressed to rule out or allow the referendum, told a Tory leadership meeting in Perth: It is, of course, a union bound by consent and democracy, and I accept that, but I don't think anyone thinks there will be little time to focus on this now, or in the near future.
Sunak previously told Hastings host Colin Mackay of STV when asked about the referendum, saying, "Colin, it would be great if you could answer the question you posed. Great. Thank you very much."
The Conservative audience could be heard cheering and applauding in response.
He added: "It is frankly disastrous for politicians to focus on a divisive and unnecessary constitutional referendum when people are worried about heating their homes."
"Nicola Sturgeon must keep his promises."
Truss meanwhile said that the 2014 vote was "only one time." He said he would "not allow" another referendum on Scottish independence. one generation."
She added:
Truss' claim received a standing ovation from the audience at thePerth Concert Hall.
She said:Nicola Sturgeon must keep his word.
"The choices for the next British prime minister are really tough."
Responding to the uproar in Perth, SNP Westminster deputy leader Kirsten Oswald said: , said, "It is time for Scotland to have a say in its future." s Conservative government in which they have played an important role. "Rishi Sunak and Liz Trussboth seem to have very short memories - and give clues as to what the public is facing during this cost of living crisis.
Because he spent his time at the party.Government that makes the rich richer and the poor poorer.Snacks want to be shared from the poor to the rich and Truss says the solution to all problems is that British workers I think it's more about "transplanting". The choice of the next British Prime Minister is really tough.
``The pair have repeatedly tried to tell us what Scotland wants tonight. , clarified what it did not want:
"Scotland has not voted Tory since the 1950s, but continues to be harassed by a Tory government and Prime Minister."It was said that Scotland's position in the EU would only be secure if it refused independence, but that was a lie. It is clear that whoever wins this dismal Tory election will boost support for independence.”
