Kangana Ranaut Questions Sonia Gandhi Over Swiss Accounts and Critiques Rahul Gandhis Self-Goal Talent
Kangana Ranaut raises questions about Sonia Gandhis biography and Swiss accounts, targeting Rahul Gandhis political legacy.
New Delhi, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has raised pointed questions regarding Sonia Gandhi’s biography, casting doubt on the details related to the Gandhi family’s history. Describing the biography as a “self-goal,” Kangana took a jab at Rahul Gandhi, suggesting he inherited his “self-goal talent” from his mother.
In a series of Instagram stories, Kangana commented on various aspects, including Rajiv Gandhi’s death, the separation from Menaka Gandhi, and Sonia Gandhi’s citizenship. She also made unsubstantiated claims about Swiss bank accounts.
In her first post, Kangana stated, “Sonia Gandhi’s biography is a self-goal. She explains how she avoided going with Rajiv on the day of his death, citing fatigue and sluggishness. Now we know where Rahul Gandhi got his self-goal talent from—he inherited it from his mom.”
In another story, she noted, “Rajiv agreed to return to Sonia only on one condition: Menaka had to leave. This was shocking for Menaka, especially since Sonia decided to acquire Indian citizenship after living in India for 15 years, following Sanjay’s death.”
Kangana referenced Menaka Gandhi’s assertion that she and Indira Gandhi were both victims of a third party. She questioned, “Who was that third person? Menaka, a 22-year-old widow, was told she had to leave and couldn’t even sit at the same table with others. Sonia claims it was because Menaka had friends against her. But everyone knows Rajiv wasn’t even interested in politics and was quite vocal about being forced into the role of Prime Minister. So, who wanted Menaka out?”
Kangana further queried, “How did she become the world’s richest woman in 1991 without earning a single penny? Allegedly, over two billion dollars were held in Swiss accounts under her name. Wow! After all her family members died, how did this supposedly poor, sympathy-seeking Italian widow suddenly become a billionaire? Why doesn’t her biography clarify this?”
