The relatives of Priyanka Gandhi had given many sacrifices in the past.
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On Friday, the daughter of Congress
president Sonia Gandhi wrote a letter to the SPG chief, asking for the removal
of rights at airports for herself and her family.
Priyanka's letter, which came in the stir of media reports about withdrawl of her husband Robert Vadra's name from the list of VVIPs exempt from checks at the airport, said that "his inclusion on that list came about at the instance of your predecessors in the SPG/Delhi Police and not upon any request by either of us".
"It was done ostensibly to facilitate the coordination of the two separate security agencies at the airport when we travelled together," she said.
"Ever since then, it has been a source of constant embarrassment for my husband who has asked me on numerous occasions to have it removed as, in any case, he goes through the full security check and procedure from the normal channel every time he is travelling on his own," Priyanka said.
She said she would "appreciate if you could put this into practice as soon as the government order cancelling my husband's exemption comes into force".
Priyanka's letter, which came in the stir of media reports about withdrawl of her husband Robert Vadra's name from the list of VVIPs exempt from checks at the airport, said that "his inclusion on that list came about at the instance of your predecessors in the SPG/Delhi Police and not upon any request by either of us".
"It was done ostensibly to facilitate the coordination of the two separate security agencies at the airport when we travelled together," she said.
"Ever since then, it has been a source of constant embarrassment for my husband who has asked me on numerous occasions to have it removed as, in any case, he goes through the full security check and procedure from the normal channel every time he is travelling on his own," Priyanka said.
She said she would "appreciate if you could put this into practice as soon as the government order cancelling my husband's exemption comes into force".
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