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In her memoir *Belonging*, Sonia Gandhi recounts the assassinations of her mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi, in 1984 and husband Rajiv Gandhi in 1991, and her eventual decision to enter politics to help prevent Congress from fragmenting. After leading the party to victory in 2004, she declined the prime ministership and backed Manmohan Singh. She contrasts her vision of an inclusive, secular India with Narendra Modi’s, while reflecting on the personal cost of a political life she says she never wanted.
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