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Gulzarilal Nanda was evicted from a rented house. Nanda, who served as Prime Minister twice and held various Union Ministerial roles, found himself in difficult circumstances in his later years. He did not own a house and struggled financially, unable to pay rent, which led to his eviction after several months of arrears.
At that time, a passing journalist witnessed the eviction and thought it would make an interesting story for his newspaper. He even finalized the headline for the news piece, unaware of Nanda's true identity. The journalist also took some pictures of the elderly tenant and the rented house.
The journalist told the owner of the press about the incident. The owner looked at the pictures and was shocked, asking him if he knew the old man. The journalist replied no. The following day, shock rippled through the nation as the news appeared on the front page with the headline, "Gulzarilal Nanda, former Prime Minister of India, living in hardship."
When news of his plight became public, central officials intervened, convincing him to accept the Rs 500 allowance given to freedom fighters. Upon learning of Nanda's background as a former Prime Minister, the landlord apologized for the eviction. This incident sheds light on the personal challenges faced by leaders who have dedicated their lives to public service.
At that time, a passing journalist witnessed the eviction and thought it would make an interesting story for his newspaper. He even finalized the headline for the news piece, unaware of Nanda's true identity. The journalist also took some pictures of the elderly tenant and the rented house.
The journalist told the owner of the press about the incident. The owner looked at the pictures and was shocked, asking him if he knew the old man. The journalist replied no. The following day, shock rippled through the nation as the news appeared on the front page with the headline, "Gulzarilal Nanda, former Prime Minister of India, living in hardship."
When news of his plight became public, central officials intervened, convincing him to accept the Rs 500 allowance given to freedom fighters. Upon learning of Nanda's background as a former Prime Minister, the landlord apologized for the eviction. This incident sheds light on the personal challenges faced by leaders who have dedicated their lives to public service.
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