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Sonia Gandhi memoir controversy grows amid Congress claims of govt pressure

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A dispute over Sonia Gandhi's upcoming memoir has intensified, with the Congress party alleging that the government is pressuring the publisher to interfere with the book. Publisher Penguin has responded by defending its right to fact-check the content before release. Congress views the fact-checking process as an attempt to suppress or alter the former party president's account. The row has drawn political attention, raising questions about press freedom and government influence over publishing. The memoir's release timeline remains uncertain amid the ongoing standoff.

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