Kangana Ranaut Questions Timing of Sonia Gandhis Citizenship
Kangana Ranaut raises questions about Sonia Gandhis decision to acquire Indian citizenship years after her marriage to Rajiv Gandhi.
New Delhi, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has raised eyebrows regarding the timing of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi’s Indian citizenship. Ranaut pointed out the timeline surrounding Gandhi’s marriage to former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1968 and her decision to become a citizen in 1983.
In a recent Instagram post, Kangana linked this timeline to the death of Sanjay Gandhi in 1980, questioning why Sonia Gandhi chose to obtain citizenship 15 years after her marriage. She noted that Sonia lived in the Prime Minister’s residence and voted without being a citizen until she made the decision to formalize her status.
Kangana wrote, “Sonia Gandhi married in 1968 and lived in the Prime Minister’s house while voting without citizenship. Yet, she did not take Indian citizenship for 15 years. After Sanjay Gandhi’s death in 1980, she decided to become a citizen in 1983. Why did she wait until after the death of Indira’s political heir?”
On November 10, Kangana made several allegations against Sonia Gandhi, questioning her political ascent. The actress revealed that her research for the film “Emergency” focused heavily on the Gandhi family, leading her to note what she found suspicious: the series of deaths among potential heirs—Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi, and Rajiv Gandhi—after Sonia’s arrival.
She stated, “Everyone is talking about the Nvidia honey trap controversy. While researching Indian politics and the Gandhi family for ‘Emergency,’ I found it puzzling that a mysterious foreign citizen enters the Gandhi family, leading to the deaths of Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi, and Rajiv Gandhi, leaving only one sympathetic option—Sonia Gandhi. Yet, many do not find it strange.”
Kangana later posted again, accusing Sonia of ousting Menaka Gandhi from their home after Sanjay’s death. She remarked, “Menaka Gandhi was removed from her home due to random reasons provided by Sonia after her husband’s death. She conveniently stepped aside just before everyone was killed.”
The actress also noted the peculiar circumstances of Sonia meeting Rajiv Gandhi at a café, suggesting it was odd that she quickly became part of the powerful Gandhi family.
In her latest post, she reflected on the tragic circumstances surrounding the deaths of Sanjay, Indira, and Rajiv Gandhi, implying that these events conveniently positioned Sonia as a key political figure.
Kangana concluded by reiterating that the deaths of the Gandhi family members allowed the “mysterious foreigner,” Sonia Gandhi, to assume a prominent role in the government.
