Sonia Gandhi, the chairperson of the Congress parliamentary party, announced on Tuesday that her upcoming autobiography titled 'Belonging' will provoke public drama because people have differing opinions about her.
In an Instagram post, she noted: 'When this book comes out, there will undoubtedly be a sensation. After all, others have told my 'story' for decades; now it's my turn.'
Gandhi emphasized that much material had been written about her that was either fictional or exaggerated. She added: 'This gave me the feeling that I can now tell my story and describe facts and things as they really are... People have different views; some may change their minds about me, while the opinion of some people may worsen. But that's how it is. That happens when you write a book or when you are in public life.'
Furthermore, Sonia hinted: 'When my husband was asked to become prime minister, which I was completely against...'