Controversies Of Congress President Sonia Gandhi! Trivia Quiz

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    Which scandal involving the purchase of weapons from the Swedes drew controversy towards her party?

    • Her foreign trips
    • The Kesri scandal
    • The Bofors Scandal
    • The Hazare scandal
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Sonia Gandhi was born in Italy, and her journey into Indian politics started in England in the 1960s where she met her husband. In the beginning, she was very withdrawn more busy with taking care of her family. But because her people loved her, they begged her to enter political life. So, how much do you know about Sonia Gandhi's life? Take our quiz and find out now.

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  • 2. 

    Who filed for the National Herald corruption case against Sonia and her son?

    • Politician Subramanian Swamy

    • John Kahn

    • Ramid Kahn

    • Ravendra Swamy

    Correct Answer
    A. Politician Subramanian Swamy
    Explanation
    Politician Subramanian Swamy filed for the National Herald corruption case against Sonia and her son.

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  • 3. 

    What has always been the subject of much controversy in India?

    • Her foreign birth

    • Her colossal fortune

    • Her religion

    • Her lack of political experience

    Correct Answer
    A. Her foreign birth
    Explanation
    Her foreign birth has always been the subject of much controversy in India. This is because being born outside of the country raises questions about her loyalty and connection to the nation. It has been a topic of debate and criticism, with some questioning her ability to understand and address the issues faced by the Indian people. The controversy surrounding her foreign birth has often overshadowed her other qualities and achievements, making it a significant subject of discussion in India.

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  • 4. 

    In what country is the Agusta Westland being investigated?

    • Russia

    • Italy

    • England

    • The USA

    Correct Answer
    A. Italy
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Italy because Agusta Westland, an Italian helicopter manufacturer, is being investigated in Italy.

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    When was she accused of submitting a false affidavit?

    • In 2004

    • In 2005

    • In 2006

    • In 2002

    Correct Answer
    A. In 2004
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "In 2004" because it states the specific year when she was accused of submitting a false affidavit. The other options do not provide any information about the accusation or the year it occurred.

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    What is she suspected of doing during her many trips overseas?

    • Reporting to the CIA

    • Reporting India's affairs to Great Britain

    • Spying

    • Managing her many foreign accounts

    Correct Answer
    A. Managing her many foreign accounts
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Managing her many foreign accounts". This implies that the woman in question is suspected of handling her numerous financial transactions and holdings in various countries while traveling abroad. It suggests that she may be involved in international financial management or possibly engaging in activities related to tax evasion or money laundering.

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    What did she accuse Anna Hazare of doing in 2009?

    • To spread malicious misinformation

    • To cheat

    • To spy on her

    • To lie about her to the press

    Correct Answer
    A. To spread malicious misinformation
    Explanation
    In 2009, she accused Anna Hazare of spreading malicious misinformation. This suggests that she believed he intentionally shared false or misleading information with the intention of causing harm or creating a negative perception. Accusing someone of spreading malicious misinformation implies that the person deliberately engaged in deceptive practices to manipulate public opinion or discredit others.

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    Which people of the press is she said to have good relations with?

    • Editors

    • Writers

    • Photographers

    • Paparazzi

    Correct Answer
    A. Editors
    Explanation
    The person in question is said to have good relations with editors of the press. This suggests that she has a positive rapport and possibly a close working relationship with editors in the media industry. Editors play a crucial role in shaping and publishing news stories, so having good relations with them can be beneficial for someone involved in the press.

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  • 9. 

    When was the book written by Javier Moro finally released in India?

    • In 1999

    • In 2005

    • After Narandi Modi came to power

    • In 2019

    Correct Answer
    A. After Narandi Modi came to power
    Explanation
    The book written by Javier Moro was released in India after Narandi Modi came to power. This indicates that the book was released sometime after Narandi Modi became the leader of India, suggesting that it was released in a year after Modi assumed office as the Prime Minister.

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    What were Sonia's supporters suspected of doing to Sitaram Kesri?

    • To lock her in the toilet

    • To intimidate her

    • To send her death threats

    • To beat her up

    Correct Answer
    A. To lock her in the toilet
    Explanation
    Sonia's supporters were suspected of locking Sitaram Kesri in the toilet. This suggests that they wanted to isolate and restrict Kesri's movement, possibly to prevent her from interfering or causing trouble for Sonia or her supporters. Locking someone in a confined space like a toilet can be seen as a form of intimidation and control, limiting their freedom and ability to act.

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