Sonia Gandhi Chose Manmohan Singh Because He Posed No Threat To Rahul Gandhi: Barack Obama – Manmohan was not a threat to Rahul's future, so Sonia created PM: Barack Obama

Former US President Barack Obama's book 'A Promised Land' has created an uneasy situation for former Congress President Rahul Gandhi as well as his mother and the current President of the party, Sonia Gandhi. In fact, Obama has written in his book that Sonia Gandhi made Manmohan Singh the Prime Minister because he did not feel any danger from Manmohan Singh. The former US president said that Sonia had given a lot of thought to make Manmohan the PM.

Seeing Rahul's future, Manmohan was made PM
In his book Obama has written that many political observers believe that Sonia Gandhi chose Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister because Manmohan without any national political base would not be a threat to his son Rahul Gandhi. Sonia believed that Rahul was going to take charge of the Congress party later, in such a situation, he should not be threatened by any major personality of the party.

Also read: Obama told Rahul Gandhi nervous leader in his book, lack of ability and passion

Sonia, a clever and intelligent woman, used to turn the discussion to Rahul.
Obama has also mentioned in his book a dinner party held at the residence of former PM Manmohan Singh. Both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi joined this party. As Obama writes, Sonia Gandhi was keen to listen more than she spoke, she used to express her differences with careful consideration when taking a different view from Manmohan on Policy Matter. Also in the conversation she used to turn the discussion towards her son.

He wrote, It became clear to me that Sonia is a smart and intelligent woman. As far as Rahul is concerned, he looked sharp and passionate and like his mother, he was also beautiful. He offered his views on the future of progressive politics.

Obama wrote, “During the conversation, Rahul would often stop and talk about the details of my 2008 election campaign.” His nervousness and perverted qualities were becoming evident in this. Rahul seemed like a student who had flirted with impressing the teacher by completing his course, but from within he either lacked competence or lacked passion to master the subject.

Former US President Barack Obama's book 'A Promised Land' has created an uneasy situation for former Congress President Rahul Gandhi as well as his mother and the current President of the party, Sonia Gandhi. In fact, Obama has written in his book that Sonia Gandhi made Manmohan Singh the Prime Minister because he did not feel any danger from Manmohan Singh. The former US president said that Sonia had given a lot of thought to make Manmohan the PM.

Seeing Rahul's future, Manmohan was made PM

In his book Obama has written that many political observers believe that Sonia Gandhi chose Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister because Manmohan without any national political base would not be a threat to his son Rahul Gandhi. Sonia believed that Rahul was going to take charge of the Congress party later, in such a situation, he should not be threatened by any major personality of the party.

Also read: Obama told Rahul Gandhi nervous leader in his book, lack of ability and passion

Sonia, a clever and intelligent woman, used to turn the discussion to Rahul.
Obama has also mentioned in his book a dinner party held at the residence of former PM Manmohan Singh. Both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi joined this party. As Obama writes, Sonia Gandhi was keen to listen more than she spoke, she used to express her differences with careful consideration when taking a different view from Manmohan on Policy Matter. Also in the conversation she used to turn the discussion towards her son.

He wrote, It became clear to me that Sonia is a smart and intelligent woman. As far as Rahul is concerned, he looked sharp and passionate and like his mother, he was also beautiful. He offered his views on the future of progressive politics.

Obama wrote, “During the conversation, Rahul would often stop and talk about the details of my 2008 election campaign.” His nervousness and perverted qualities were becoming evident in this. Rahul seemed like a student who had flirted with impressing the teacher by completing his course, but from within he either lacked competence or lacked passion to master the subject.