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#WATCH | Delhi | On Sonia Gandhi's memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj says, "Sonia Gandhi has probably now come to realise that deploying the army into the Golden Temple, an operation that involved the use of cannons and artillery, coupled with the open massacre of Sikhs on the streets of Delhi, casts serious doubt on the Congress party’s secular credentials... Sonia Gandhi is now attempting, in her own way, to help people move past these wounds. However, had Indira Gandhi herself expressed such remorse at the time, it would have carried far greater significance. This sentiment, coming from Sonia Gandhi, is merely hearsay—it cannot be independently verified. It should be viewed as a political statement, tailored to the current political climate."View quoted post on X
VIDEO | Mumbai: Shiv Sena leader Shaina NC on Sonia Gandhi's memoir, says, "Best wishes to Sonia Gandhi ji, because a story is made through work, not by storytelling. You speak of 'Belonging'; we ask, who is this belonging for? In 1991, 1984 and 2004, you made the country cry, and now you speak of belonging. Is this belonging about votes? The way you rejected the chair back then, and the way you presented yourself thereafter, was portrayed as an act of sacrifice and penance. We would like answers to several serious questions. As far as the Ram Temple, Article 370 and Hindutva are concerned, these are not achieved by crying. Your actions are what establish you as a leader."
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@rakhitripathi Selective targetting, undue hype and criticism tends to build resistance even if that is at the cost of general wisdom. When will these leftists understand?View quoted post on X
