'Now it's my turn': Sonia predicts 'tamasha' as she prepares to tell her own story
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi announced the upcoming release of her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love,' noting that she expects the book to stir controversy. She stated the memoir aims to correct inaccuracies and provide her personal perspective on her life and political career.
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As a prominent political figure, Gandhi's personal account is expected to influence public perception and historical narratives surrounding the Congress party.
NEW DELHI: Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, whose memoir will be released in November, said on Tuesday that there would be “tamasha” after the book’s release.According to the former Congress president, the book gave her an opportunity to tell her story because many things written about her are either “exaggerated” or completely “invented.”Also Read | ‘Finding a place to belong’: Sonia Gandhi makes Instagram debut, shares first look of memoir“I felt that since a lot had been written about me, and a lot of it was not quite correct, or you know, it was either invented or exaggerated, so it gave me a feel of being able to now put down my story and describe facts and things as they were, as they really were,” Sonia Gandhi said in a video on X, which she joined recently.The Congress parliamentary party chief further stated that reading her memoir may change some people’s…
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