Penguin Was 'Uneasy' with...: Sonia Breaks Silence on Memoir Row
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Penguin was 'uneasy' with criticism of govt: Sonia Gandhi's 1st reaction to memoir row
Sonia Gandhi voiced her dismay over Penguin Random House India's decision to withdraw her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', due to disagreements about sensitive subjects involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She interpreted this as an effort to inhibit her narrative and suggested possible government influence.
Sonia Gandhi First Response on Penguin Random House India Backs Out of Publishing Her Memoir
Sonia Gandhi Breaks Silence: Penguin ‘Uneasy’ Over Modi Govt Criticism In Memoir
New Delhi: Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi has finally responded to the controversy over her forthcoming memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love. She said Penguin Random House India (PRHI) was “uneasy in general with the criticism of the government” contained in the book. Gandhi told The Guardian that she was disappointed by the publisher’s decision not to move ahead…
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