New Delhi: After the video of Finland’s Prime Minister Sana Marin went viral on social media, opposition parties targeted her. In the video, she is dancing fiercely with her friends after drinking alcohol. This incident is being told late last Wednesday night. After the video surfaced, the opposition alleged that PM Sana Marine consumed drugs with friends. The opposition is demanding his resignation. At the same time, PM Sana Marine, while responding to the allegations of the opposition after the video surfaced, said that she was drinking with her friends but did not take drugs. PM Sana Marine challenged the opposition and said that she is ready for the drug test.
After the video of PM Sana Marine went viral on social media, people are also giving their feedback. Some are calling this incident normal, while some say that Sana Marine does not deserve to be the PM of Finland. According to Finland’s prestigious newspaper llalehti, in the video, Marine is seen dancing with friends and singing along to songs by Finnish rapper Petri Nygaard and pop singer Antti Tuisku. This video was first uploaded on Instagram. The opposition alleges that drugs were used in the party where PM Sana Marine attended.
On the other hand, PM Sana Marine said that he is ready for a drug test if necessary, he said that I have nothing to hide. I have never taken drugs. Let us tell you that he has been criticized in the past for spending too much on the party instead of attending and governing many concerts. This is not the first time Marin has come under criticism. In December last year, even after being infected with Corona, PM Sana Marine had a party on the weekend. After which he apologized.
As per Britannica, Sanna Marin, in full Sanna Mirella Marin, (born November 16, 1985, Helsinki, Finland), a Finnish politician who was the youngest person to serve as prime minister of Finland (2019– ). She became leader of the liberal Social Democratic Party in 2020.
Marin was born in Helsinki, but she grew up in Pirkkala, where she graduated from high school in 2004. Her parents separated when she was very young, and she was raised by her mother and her mother’s female partner. She later studied administration sciences at the University of Tampere (M.A., 2017). In 2020 Marin married Markus Räikkönen, with whom she had a daughter (born in 2018).
Marin, who worked in a bakery and as a cashier, joined the youth wing of the Social Democratic Party in 2006, and two years later she ran for a seat on the Tampere city council. Although that bid failed, she ran again in 2012 and was elected. She was made the council’s chair the following year. Marin remained in that post after she ran successfully for parliament in 2015. Two years later she was chosen as the first deputy leader of the Social Democrats, and she also was reelected to the city council. In the 2019 parliamentary elections she retained her seat, and Antti Rinne, leader of the Social Democrats, became prime minister. He named Marin minister of transport and communications.
