"At my mother-in-law's request, the food had to be enough also for the three women who took turns guarding her and a young woman prisoner in her compound -- an Australian girl, the accomplice of the dreaded Charles Sob[h]raj," Sonia Gandhi writes in her memoir.
"At my mother-in-law's request, the food had to be enough also for the three women who took turns guarding her and a young woman prisoner in her compound -- an Australian girl, the accomplice of the dreaded Charles Sob[h]raj," Sonia Gandhi writes in her memoir.
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"At my mother-in-law's request, the food had to be enough also for the three women who took turns guarding her and a young woman prisoner in her compound -- an Australian girl, the accomplice of the dreaded Charles Sob[h]raj," Sonia Gandhi writes in her memoir.
