“Not Sanjay, Rajiv Will Be PM”: The Palmist Who Left Sonia Gandhi Weeping
\n\nSome prophecies sound like compliments. This one sounded like a sentence. In 'Belonging: A Journey of Love,' Sonia Gandhi returns to an afternoon at 12 Willingdon Crescent, the Delhi house where the Gandhis lived after Indira Gandhi lost power in 1977. She remembers a stranger whose few shouted words she has never forgotten.
\n\nThose were unsettled years. The family was out of office, under scrutiny and surrounded by curious characters. Sonia describes Indira’s bodyguard, a former wrestler so large he had to enter the corridor sideways. She also describes the yoga teacher Dhirendra Brahmachari, a regular visitor with a taste for gossip. Yet of all the “bizarre happenings and unusual characters” in that house, she writes, one stands out above the rest.
\n\nRajiv Gandhi’s Palm, Sonia Gandhi’s Tears – The Prophecy Inside Belonging
\n\nOne day, “a fat man dressed in white” forced his way onto the family’s side of the house. He called out to her, waving a paper bearing the imprint of a palm. Sonia knew at once that he was a palmist and wanted nothing to do with him. She told him she did not…
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