Shitul Chanchani

I have been thinking for a longrime Rahul has psychological issues. I find thst it is not just my thought. There is public information on that Read on Throw back to 2005 when Sonia kept out of power, began projecting Rahul. The wikileaks post in 2014 referring to a US diplomatic cable in 2005 said quoting "family and party circles" Rahul has psychological issues and is unfit for office It quotes Saeed Naqvi a very well known Journalist and a close friend of the Sonia Rahul family telling a US diplomatic "Rahul Gandhi suffered from emotional or psychological personality problems severe enough to prevent him from functioning as Prime Minister" Since when he entered his own party press conference and tore it's own to amend a law -- his behaviour has been abnormal to arrogant, understandable to unbelievable. He is mysterious in his appearance and disappearance. His abnormality is now peaking. The wikileaks put out a big secret from within the the family's close circle as early as in 2005 pointing to his psychological deficits. @wikileaks · Mar 17, 2014 #India election 2014: Rahul Gandi suffers from psychological problems that would prevent him from functioning as PM wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/0… Grok said WikiLeaks' March 2014 post shared a 2005 US diplomatic cable alleging Rahul Gandhi suffered from emotional or psychological personality problems severe enough to prevent him from functioning as Prime Minister. The cable cited a source close to the Gandhi family noting internal Congress skepticism, with the family reportedly preferring Priyanka Gandhi as more capable while Sonia positioned Rahul as heir apparent. Released ahead of India's 2014 general elections, the post spotlighted Congress party dynastic challenges and leadership doubts in Uttar Pradesh politics. Excerpts from wikileaks described as scoop Key excerpts from the March 3, 2005, US Embassy New Delhi cable (“RAHUL GANDHI: LACKLUSTER LEADER”):⁠ Scoop The cable reports a conversation with “influential columnist and political insider Saeed Naqvi,” who described himself as a personal friend of Rajiv Gandhi and a well-wisher of the Gandhi family. Naqvi said he was initially pleased when Sonia Gandhi projected Rahul as the heir apparent but had since lost faith. He told the embassy officer that, among Congress insiders (including Sonia’s circle), it was “increasingly common knowledge that Rahul suffers from ‘personality problems’ of an emotional or psychological nature that are severe enough to prevent him from functioning as PM.” He added that Rahul had “failed as an MP” in the family stronghold of Amethi, was “causing more harm than good,” made only pro-forma appearances, and had “made no impression on the people of the state.” Naqvi also said the Gandhi family had preferred Priyanka (seen as more intelligent and savvy), but Sonia (described as having protective “Italian mother” instincts) had chosen Rahul instead. He concluded that Gandhi dynastic politics had “no future” because the family had run out of candidates with the necessary charisma; Indira was the last effective one, and Rahul was “far below even his father in political ability.”⁠Scoop The embassy’s own comment noted that Naqvi’s views aligned with other sources it had heard, though it was not ready to “write him off” given the positive media coverage around him at the time. Who is Saeed Naqvi? Saeed Naqvi (born 1940) is a long-time Indian journalist, foreign correspondent, television commentator, and author. He worked at The Statesman and later The Indian Express (including as Foreign Editor), produced foreign-affairs programs; has interviewed numerous world leaders (including Nelson Mandela, Fidel Castro, and others); has written columns for multiple Indian and international outlets and authored books such as Being the Other: The Muslim in India. In the cable Naqvi is portrayed as a well-connected political insider with personal ties to the Gandhi family. Don't stop Read on