Funeral of 6 billion dollars!

Queen Elizabeth had died on the 8th. But the burial has not yet taken place. The final rites are in progress. The coffin will be taken to the grave on the 19th 11 days after the death. Strange customs from death to burial, four day visitation at Westminster Hall, Departure from Buckingham Palace, arrival from Wellington Arch, journey to St George's Chapel, prayer ceremony there, burial after unloading into the royal vault, special coffin, on which golden rod, cross on globe, strange royal protocol at every step, specific cars driving at the speed of ant , Government Participation of the leaders, meanwhile the coronation of the new king.....etc.
How much would all this cost? According to the American channel Sky News, only 6 billion dollars. (Rs 1331 billion in Pakistani currency) The expenses of people who came from all over the world to attend the funeral are in place. This matter is not over yet. The series of charges will continue to continue. On which The incurring expenses will be separate. But is it all worth the soul of the Anjahani Queen? Nothing, but let alone any man, not a living soul. Foolishness against absolute sense, waste of capital. All at a time when the British economy is struggling. Yet any liberal has the courage to do so. A secular or atheist must have spoken a word on these nonsense things that he has wasted a lot of money. Many water coolers could have been installed, a poor girl could have been married. But Muslims spent a few thousand rupees of sacrifice on their own will. If they do, they get burned up and down. Compared to him, a Muslim king (even if so-called) also died recently (13 May). The ruler of the Emirates Sheikh Khalifa bin Zaid Al Nahyan. But the funeral is a sample of simplicity thanks to Islamic teachings. Death in the morning And the burial after Maghrib. Neither four days waiting for the public appearance, nor a long and wide royal protocol. A few people carried the corpse on a plaque and took it to the cemetery. The corpse was also normally wrapped in a shroud, on which there was neither a gold-plated sheet nor gold Coffin