Acknowledging the public scrutiny that accompanies such a release, she remarked that there is bound to be a tamasha once the book comes out, noting that while some people might change their perspectives about her, others might view her more unfavourably. The special report highlights how the personal account spans her early journey and entry into the Gandhi family, anticipated to trigger significant political debate across party lines.
Sonia Gandhi Hints At Storm Over Book Belonging, Recalls Opposition To Rajiv Becoming PM
Speaking about her forthcoming book Belonging, Sonia Gandhi addressed the widespread narratives surrounding her life, stating that much of what has been written was either invented or exaggerated. Explaining her decision to tell her own story and put facts on record, she reflected on key moments in public life, including her outright opposition when her husband, former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, was asked to assume the prime ministership.
