In a surprising move, Sonia Gandhi, the current chairperson of the Congress Parliamentary Party and mother of Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, has released her memoir 'Belonging: A Journey of Love'. Despite being actively involved in Indian politics, her book offers personal insights into her life, particularly focusing on two historical assassinations that deeply affected her. The memoir, published on November 10, offers a rare glimpse into Sonia's private life, revealing her emotions and thoughts during the assassination of Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. However, the book's candor raises concerns as it could be used as political ammunition in the upcoming Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, where the Congress party carries a complex historical baggage. The memoir also sheds light on Sonia's reluctance to enter politics due to personal loss, adds nuance to her public image of a reserved politician. Moreover, the book addresses controversial topics like the Emergency, Ayodhya, and the role of the Congress party in these events, potentially stirring up political debates and scrutiny.