Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar shared many stories related to politics in his latest book on Rajiv Gandhi. Sharing his exquisite stances he noted that Rajiv Gandhi's govt. had utilised its mandate to unite the great country, whereas the present government makes an effort to set uniformity in the diversity of the country with its strong majority.
On forcefully various questions connected to Rajiv Gandhi, the able author goes on to say that Rajiv Gandhi has been shown as the most wrong Prime Minister of our great country whereas he was a very honest person. Making his views more transparent he maintained that although he was not a mature player in politics, he lacked the political acumen, insight or perspicuity. Is this sort of understanding usually noticed in ordinary people?
He furthermore said that Rajiv Gandhi never worked to instigate religion. His criticism of the Shah Bano case was inappropriate. It is high time politics finds fresh ways of being outside of the unending pursuit of idealistic rapport. Not taking him seriously stands as an unwritten restriction. This substantially conceivable thing one can carry out is not like a pretence that exists in the present-day conditions all the more.