‘India was my home, my children’s home’: Sonia Gandhi on why she never left after Rajiv’s assassination

Hindustan Times and The Indian Express describe the same event in different terms.

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What happened‘India was my home, my children’s home’: Sonia Gandhi on why she never left after Rajiv’s assassination.

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The Indian Express1h ago

‘India was my home, my children’s home’: Sonia Gandhi on why she never left after Rajiv’s assassination

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Hindustan Times1h ago

Sonia Gandhi recalls pleading with Rajiv not to become PM after Indira’s assassination: ‘They will kill you’

Sonia said she was overwhelmed by anger and anguish at the prospect of Rajiv taking over as prime minister, fearing that he too could become a target.

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