RAHUL GANDHI & PRIYANKA VADRA ARE CATHOLICS, NOT HINDU.

This will not be a long post. And given the credibility factor, I will quote only two articles - One British : The Guardian and One US : New York Times. Let us start with The Guardian and its article : Are Sonia and Rahul Gandhi caught in a dance with destiny they can't escape? written by IAN JACK. Excerpt from the article :

At the start of his passionate relationship with Edwina Mountbatten, Nehru wrote to her every day and went on writing weekly or fortnightly until the day she died. The contents of his letters remain unknown, or at least unpublished, but one of her replies suggests the deepest intimacy: "I think I am not interested in sex as sex. There must be so much more to it, beauty of spirit and form … But I think you and I are in the minority!" Likewise with religion: long before Alastair Campbell, the Nehru-Gandhis did not do God. "The spectacle of what is called religion … in India and elsewhere has filled me with horror," Nehru wrote, "and I have frequently condemned it and wished to make a clean sweep of it."

Rajiv Gandhi was only slightly less pliable when I interviewed him in 1985. No, he never prayed to God. No, he'd never believed in God. He conceded that his mother had gone a little off the rails towards the end of her life by taking up with swamis and yogis and consulting astrologers (she had premonitions, correctly, of a violent death), but she had brought him up to be agnostic and "secular." Now I move onto New York Times article : Sonia Gandhi, the 'Foreigner,' Startles the Political Pundits by JOHN BURNS.

Pic (c) News 18 Excerpt from The Guardian : Rajiv married the daughter of a building contractor from a small town near Turin. Nehru's great-grandson, Rahul, is therefore a quarter Kashmiri, a quarter Parsi and half Italian. Excerpt from NYT : Initially the Hindu nationalists seemed perplexed by Mrs. Gandhi's role, paying her scant attention. Then, as the polls showed the Congress Party's support picking up, men like Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Lal Krishna Advani, who would lead a Hindu nationalist Government, became increasingly shrill, warning of the dangers of a ''Rome Raj.'' Few doubted that this was code for Mrs. Gandhi's Roman Catholicism, a faith in which her son, Rahul, 27, and her daughter, Priyanka, 26, were also raised. Now NOTE THE FOLLOWING : JN Nehru : Religion fills me with horror and I condemn it. Rajiv Gandhi : He never prayed, nor did he believe in GOD. Rahul Gandhi & Priyanka Vadra : Rahul & Priyanka were raised as CATHOLICS. ========================================================================= How long are you willing to be fooled by Rahul Gandhi's and Priyanka Vadra's temple visits. This family has never believed in Hinduism. NEVER !!