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'They will kill you too': Sonia Gandhi's turbulent journey in Indian politics

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Sonia Gandhi's memoir revisits love, loss and political inheritance, offering a deeply personal defence of her family and its legacy.

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'They will kill you too': Sonia Gandhi's turbulent journey in Indian politics
11/11/2026, 12:26:02 AM
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