Rohit Pawar Praises Sonia Gandhis Book, Reflects on Her Journey and Resilience
Rohit Pawar commends Sonia Gandhis new book, highlighting her resilience and dedication to India despite personal tragedies.

Mumbai, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Rohit Pawar, a leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), recently expressed his admiration for Sonia Gandhi’s new book, “Belonging: A Journey of Love,” which chronicles her life experiences. In a heartfelt message on X, he reflected on her decision to embrace India at just 21 years old, despite facing significant struggles.
Pawar noted that as readers delve into Gandhi’s journey, they will see a narrative that transcends politics, showcasing a sensitive, strong, and courageous individual. He remarked, “At the young age of 21, she left behind her home in Italy, her loved ones, and everything familiar to start anew in India.”
He acknowledged the profound personal tragedies she endured, including the assassinations of her mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi, in 1984, and her husband, Rajiv Gandhi, in 1991. Despite these heartbreaking losses, Pawar emphasized that she chose to deepen her connection with India rather than return to her homeland. Her dedication to public life and service, even in the face of adversity, is truly inspiring, he said.
Pawar recounted a personal encounter with Gandhi earlier this year, where he witnessed her compassion firsthand. During a meeting in Parliament, he sought her support for a fair investigation into a tragic plane crash involving Ajit Dad. He noted, “She not only listened but understood our pain as if we were part of her own family. Her support reaffirmed my belief that someone who has faced similar tragedies can empathize deeply with others’ suffering.”
He praised Gandhi’s life as a reflection of India’s inclusive and compassionate culture, stating, “Her journey is not merely a tale of individual struggle but a testament to a society that prioritizes humanity.” He concluded by expressing his hope that her book would inspire countless Congress workers across the country who hold deep respect and loyalty towards Gandhi, the Nehru-Gandhi family, and the Indian National Congress.
Pawar extended his heartfelt congratulations on the publication of “Belonging: A Journey of Love,” believing it will serve as a source of inspiration for many.



