Rajiv Gandhi was killed in a suicide bombing in Sriperumbudur on May 20, 1991, an event that forever altered India's political trajectory.
Sonia Gandhi's memoir details the exhausting final weeks of Rajiv Gandhi's campaign, describing his relentless travel, sleepless nights, and the physical toll of constant public engagement.
It recounts the last moments before the explosion, including a brief stop at a polling station and a hurried phone call to their son, Rahul.