Lok Sabha adjourned as Rahul insists on citing unpublished book….
Rahul Gandhi and Congress are quoting an unpublished book to target Modi govt over Natsec But what about those books which expose vices of the Gandhi family?
Reminiscences of the Nehru Age — M.O. Mathai
Nehru & Indira Gandhi’s closest aide reveals how ego, power games & private life influenced governance.
Mathai also claims of a relationship with Indira but the specific portion was reportedly removed from the book.
This is insider testimony, not political opposition.
Indian Summer — Alex von Tunzelmann
Nehru’s intimacy with Edwina Mountbatten wasn’t gossip rather it influenced India’s early decision-making.
History recorded it. Congress can’t erase it.
The Unseen Indira Gandhi — Dr. K.P. Mathur
Indira Gandhi’s personal physician documents her psychological decline, and growing dependence on astrologers & godmen for political decisions.
The Great Indian Novel — Shashi Tharoor
Yes, a Congress MP mocked the Emergency through satire. Emergency was so indefensible that even Congress intellectuals couldn’t justify it.
Indira Gandhi, the Emergency & Indian Democracy — P.N. Dhar
Former PMO insider reveals a “parallel government” run by Sanjay Gandhi.
Democracy wasn’t just suspended but hijacked.
India’s First Dictatorship — Christophe Jaffrelot
Emergency described bluntly as India’s first dictatorship.
This isn’t RW rhetoric — it’s an academic verdict that too by a scholar favoued by left-liberals.
Letters for a Nation — Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru’s own letters show opposition to reservations.
But today Rahul Gandhi talks about ‘Jitni Abaadi Utna Haq’
One Life Is Not Enough — Natwar Singh
Former Congress minister reveals: Indira Gandhi ordered no firing at the Golden Temple but her instructions were ignored.
Systemic decay was already deep.
The Insider — P.V. Narasimha Rao
Former Prime Minister exposes dynasty politics through fiction.
In Congress, surname over merit has been the norm for decades.
Himalayan Blunder — Brig. J.P. Dalvi
1962 defeat wasn’t just China’s aggression.
It was political naivety, leadership failure & Nehru–Menon arrogance.
Mitrokhin Archive — Vasili Mitrokhin
These archives make shocking claims of KGB infiltration in Indian media, politics & bureaucracy during the Indira era.
This isn’t conspiracy — it’s an intelligence archive by a former KGB operative. But no outrage ever on this.
Will someone talk about these books in the Parliament?
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