Sonia Gandhi Recalls Bringing Christmas Lunch to Indira Gandhi in Tihar Jail

In her memoir <b>Belonging: A Journey of Love</b>, Sonia Gandhi recounts visiting Tihar Jail daily during the week her mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi, was imprisoned in 1978. On Christmas Day, Sonia brought a home-cooked meal to the prison to maintain family traditions during a turbulent political period. At the former Prime Minister's request, she prepared extra food for a young Australian woman identified as an accomplice of serial killer <b>Charles Sobhraj</b>. Sonia notes that the meal was shared with prison guards and the fellow inmate, reflecting her efforts to keep spirits high despite the challenging circumstances following the Emergency.