

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has shared significant details about her journey towards acquiring Indian citizenship and the emotions she experienced during the process in her autobiography. She recalled that giving up her Italian identity was not an easy decision. According to her account, she decided to take Indian citizenship after Rajiv Gandhi entered politics. She formally became an Indian citizen in 1983. Sonia also explained that moving to India brought significant changes to her lifestyle, as she gradually adapted to a new environment and way of life.
Sonia Gandhi also described the emotional challenges she faced while completing the citizenship process. She said she felt deeply anxious while reading the documents related to renouncing her Italian citizenship. She compared the emotional pressure of giving up her original citizenship to the experience of changing her name after marriage. Through her autobiography, Sonia has reflected on how the decision was not merely a legal formality but also a deeply personal experience involving her identity and the major changes in her life.




















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