Rishi Sunak wears expensive TUMI bag during campaign in one of UK's poorest areas, netizens say 'rich man owns...'

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₹79,497). Sunak took his expensive Tumi bag to one of the country's poorest areas during his campaign trial.Also Read: Rishi Sunak says 'don’t have to go to university to succeed in life', netizens react 'just marry billionaire'His backpack was monogrammed with his initials ‘RS’.

Rishi Sunak was photographed with the highly expensive backpack when he was boarding a train to Cornwall.Mr Sunak was seen carrying a luxury Tumi bag monogrammed with his initials 'RS' as he boarded the train to Cornwall. He took the sleeper service to Penzance as part of the Conservative Party's campaign in the South West of England.

According to Manchester Evening News, the backpack is assumed to be the Tumi Arrive Bradley backpack and is expected to be sold for £750 in high-end stores, including Selfridges.Also Read: Sunak Gambles on July 4 Election as Tories Struggle in PollsDuring his campaign trial, Rishi Sunak had to face some tough questions related to ‘levelling up’ cash, according to Manchester Evening News report. He also faced questions about why he is taking leveling up funds away from the country to pay for his National Service plan.

According to the report, the scheme may receive funds at the behest of community safety and high street regeneration of some of UK's poorest areas.UK Prime Minister came garnered myriad of comments on social media for carrying a super-expensive backpack during his campaign trails. While many users criticised Sunak, several others came in his support.Also Read: FRIENDS reruns: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, wife Akshata Murty list out what they share in common“Rich man owns expensive things," said a social media user.“That would go well with Keir’s £500 hoodie he loves to wear ….lets face it they’ve