

BJP MP and actor Kangana Ranaut has sparked a political controversy with a series of remarks targeting senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi. In an Instagram Story, Kangana referred to the ongoing Nvidia honey-trap controversy and compared it with what she described as the entry of a “mysterious foreign national” into the Gandhi family. She questioned the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, suggesting that the sequence of events involved “too many coincidences”. Kangana said her views were based on research she had conducted on the Gandhi family while making her film Emergency. She also accused Sonia Gandhi of promoting foreign agendas during her political career.
Kangana's remarks have drawn attention because of the serious insinuations they contain. However, she did not provide evidence linking Sonia Gandhi to the deaths of the three family members or establishing any espionage connection. Historical records show that Sanjay Gandhi died in a plane crash in 1980, Indira Gandhi was assassinated by two of her security personnel in 1984, and Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated in a bomb attack in 1991. These were separate incidents with documented circumstances. Kangana's comments have triggered fresh debate on social media, while the allegations should be understood as her claims rather than established facts.




















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