Rajiv Gandhi's Death Anniversary

On Wednesday May 21, 2014, we celebrated the 23rd anniversary of the death of former Prime Minister of the Radio Prime Minister. Rajiv Ratna Gandhi (20th August 1944 - 21st May 1991) was the sixth prime minister of India and served in India from 1984 to 1989. He took office after his assassination of his mother, Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984, and became the youngest prime minister in India on the same day. Rajiv Gandhi comes from a politically influential Nehru-Gandhi family. In 1961 he went to Cambridge to continue higher education and returned to India to join Indian Airways as a professional pilot, but in 1966 the mother became prime minister.

Rajiv Gandhi, the eldest son of Feroze and Indira Gandhi, born August 20, 1944, was the youngest man to become the prime minister of India at the age of 40. He is the ninth Prime Minister of India, the third generation of the Gandhi family. After his mother died on October 31, 1984, he kept his position until resigning after the failure of the general election on 2 December 1989. - Gandhi is an influential figure in our society. He teaches equal rights to many people and respects neighbors, peace and tranquility. His behavior is impossible and sometimes considered insane, but it is still effective. Life of Moha Tama Gandhi, his aim for freedom in South Africa, and how Mohatama finally acquired Indian freedom. Gandhi, also known as Mahatma Gandhi, was born in Gujarat State on 2 October 1869.

By the way, this is the rapid collapse of another myth about Gandhi and Indian leaders: current Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi, and her son Rajiv has nothing to do with Mahatma. Indira Gandhi is the daughter of Nehru. The name "Gandhi" is very common in India and comes to her by marriage. This name means 'owner of groceries'. His book by political strategist Gandhi, Jim Sharp, showed that South African Gandhi and his Indian colleague knew the other non-violent struggle well before adopting these methods. It was in 1906. For the past few years, they were impressed with the massive non-violent behavior of blacks in India, China, Russia and South Africa.

Nehru's daughter, Indira Gandhi and his grandson Rajiv Gandhi were the prime minister of India, but they themselves did not try to carry out their ancestral "responsibilities". In contrast, Indira Gandhi and Sheikh Abdullah signed the Indira - Sheikh agreement in 1975 and eliminated all possibilities for referendum. In November 2014, Lamb Jesmarani, former trade union minister and chairman of the Kashmir Committee, stated that: This is a constitutional treaty in Jammu and Kashmir, incorporating some provisions of the Indian Constitution. Jammu and Kashmir voluntarily accepted part of the Indian Constitution and enjoyed the referendum to a certain extent.