Queen Elizabeth
Highlights
- The coffin will be moved from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster five days later
- Following the funeral, the Queen will be buried in the King George VI Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle
- Queen Elizabeth II ruled Britain for 70 years
Queen Elizabeth: The Queen’s funeral will take place 10 days after her death. Earlier, his coffin would be carried by a ceremonial route from London to Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster five days after his death. During this people will be able to have their last darshan. The venue will be open for 23 hours a day. The day of the funeral will be a day of national mourning. In which there will be a service in Westminster Abbey and a two-minute silence in the afternoon across the UK. Following the funeral, the Queen will be buried at the King George VI Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle.
What is the process after the death of the queen?
According to the information, after the death of the Queen, Liz Truss, who became the new PM, was informed by phone. After this, the royal family closed the eyes of the Queen under all the preparations. After this Prince Charles was declared the new king. However, the formal coronation of Prince Charles will take place later. Meanwhile, when King Charles is declared the new King, all the members of his family will thank him by kissing his hands. At the same time, all the information related to the death of the Queen is given to the Governor General, Ambassador after the PM.
British PM issued the first statement about the death
On the death of Rajpramukh, according to the rules, the Prime Minister has to issue the first statement. Under this tradition, British PM Liz Truss issued his first statement. In this, he paid tribute to the Queen and said that ‘the late Queen has left behind a great legacy. He has also given stability and strength to the country. He said Britain was shocked by the death of the Queen. She was like a rock on which modern Britain was built.’ After the PM all other ministers are asked to wait. After this, information about Prince Charles’s address to the nation on television as a condolence message has also surfaced in media reports. He will then complete a tour of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales to travel to Parliament and attend memorial services. At the same time, the Ministry of Defense will arrange a gun salute in honor of the Queen.
A notice will be placed at the gate of Buckingham Palace
After the death of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain, a servant wearing a mourning robe will stand at the main entrance of Buckingham Palace. He will put a notice on the door. Following his death, the Parliament of the UK, the Parliament of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will be adjourned. If Parliament is not being held, it will be called. During this time the website of the palace will turn into a condolence message. All government websites will also appear with black banners. Shortly after his death, black banners started appearing on most of the UK websites. People were on the streets expressing their grief with tears.
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