US EditionRajnath Singh Couldn’t Perform His Mother’s Last Rites: A Silent Tragedy of Emergency Era
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Rajnath Singh Couldn’t Perform His Mother’s Last Rites: A Silent Tragedy of Emergency Era
In 1975, while India was gripped by a state of Emergency, a young Rajnath Singh, barely 24 years old, was in prison for protesting against what he believed was an assault on democracy. But behind the slogans, jail cells, and crackdowns, lay a deeply personal tragedy that has rarely been spoken about: he couldn’t attend his own mother’s funeral. Rajnath Singh found himself imprisoned for opposing the Emergency imposed by then Prime Minister Indir…
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