Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced this Friday that he is leaving his post as Conservative MP for House of Commons with immediate effect, which triggers a by-election to replace him.

In a statement sent to the media, the former head Government claimed that a parliamentary committee investigating whether he had lied about parties in downing street during the pandemic, he “made it clear” in a letter that he was preparing to kick him out of his cell.

“Very sad to leave parliament – at least for the moment – but most of all I am baffled and horrified that I could be undemocratically thrown out by a committee headed and led by (Labor) Harriet Harmannwith such blatant prejudice,” he said.

“I am being pushed out by a small handful of people without any evidence to support their claims and without even the approval of members Conservative Party and much less than the electorate as a whole,” he added.

Johnson fought for his political future amid a parliamentary inquiry into whether he had misled the House of Commons when he claimed all the rules had been followed by Parliament. COVID-19.