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Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Says He’ll Read Sonia Gandhi’s Memoir Before Commenting
✍️ Asianet News Hindi
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 06:16 AM
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Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said he will read Sonia Gandhi’s forthcoming memoir before making any remarks, urging the Congress to focus on the book’s content.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami addressed the media on Thursday, stating that he will read Sonia Gandhi's upcoming memoir before offering any public comment. "First I will read the book, then I will comment," he said, emphasizing a measured approach rather than premature criticism.
The statement comes as the Congress party anticipates reactions to the former party president's autobiography, which is expected to cover her decades-long political journey. Dhami's remarks were interpreted as a subtle rebuke to Congress leaders who have been vocal about the memoir even before its release.
By pledging to read the book before speaking, the CM signaled that any assessment of the memoir will be based on its actual content. He also urged Congress members to focus on the substance of the publication rather than using it as a political tool.
The comment was made during a press briefing in Dehradun, where Dhami answered questions on a range of state issues before turning to the national political development surrounding the memoir.
The statement comes as the Congress party anticipates reactions to the former party president's autobiography, which is expected to cover her decades-long political journey. Dhami's remarks were interpreted as a subtle rebuke to Congress leaders who have been vocal about the memoir even before its release.
By pledging to read the book before speaking, the CM signaled that any assessment of the memoir will be based on its actual content. He also urged Congress members to focus on the substance of the publication rather than using it as a political tool.
The comment was made during a press briefing in Dehradun, where Dhami answered questions on a range of state issues before turning to the national political development surrounding the memoir.