Rishi Sunak is facing awkward questions about his family connections with a huge Indian IT consultancy founded by his father in law that has reportedly not severed its ties with Russia
As an Indian company Infosys is not subject to the sanctions imposed by the British Government. It has an office on Kulakov Lane in Moscow and in 2016 set up a development centre in the Russian capital.
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