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The leak of retired General MM Naravane's book is escalating into a serious conspiracy as a preliminary investigation reveals it was leaked without the Ministry of Defence's mandatory clearance.

Sanjay Singh criticized the Congress party regarding an unpublished book related to Rahul Gandhi, asserting that it has not been printed or made available online as confirmed by General Naravane and Penguin Publishers.

Delhi Police's Special Cell has sent a notice to Penguin over the leak of a manuscript by former Army Chief M. Naravane.

Political controversy escalates over the unpublished book 'An Unpublished Book for Stars of Destiny' by former Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane, with a case filed by Delhi police regarding its leak.

Delhi Police's Special Cell has issued a notice to Penguin India in connection with the leak of unpublished memoirs by former Army Chief General M M Naravane.

Nishikant Dubey expressed anger regarding the controversy surrounding General Naravane's book.

Former Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane has broken his silence regarding the controversy surrounding his book 'Four Stars of Destiny', stating its publication status in a brief seven-word response.

The publisher Penguin Random House India has issued a second clarification regarding the untimely release of General MM Naravane's upcoming book amidst rising political and legal controversies.

Two tweets regarding General Manoj Naravane's controversial book are conflicting, raising questions about its publication status and the credibility of political claims associated with it.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticizes the central government over General Naravane's book, expressing his trust in Naravane over the government.

Penguin Random House India clarified that General Manoj Mukund Naravane's autobiography 'Four Stars of Destiny' has not yet been published, sold, or made available for public distribution following controversy.

Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding the alleged circulation of former Army Chief General (Retd.) M.M. Naravane's unpublished book on social media.

The controversy surrounding how Rahul Gandhi received a hardcopy of General MM Naravane's unpublished memoir has sparked a debate in Indian politics and media in 2026.

General Naravane clarified the government's failure to grant permission for the publication of his book, stating that while it is with the publisher, it cannot be released without the NOC from the government; he emphasized that no land has been lost and discussions continue with both parties' security and interests in mind.

In the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi raised the issue of General Naravane's memoir and questioned why he was not allowed to speak as the opposition leader, presenting contents from Naravane's unpublished book.

During the ongoing budget session of the Lok Sabha, opposition members created a ruckus over former Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane's memoir, resulting in the suspension of proceedings until noon.

A ruckus erupted in the Lok Sabha during the budget session over an unpublished book by former Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane, triggered by Rahul Gandhi's comments, leading to government objections and parliamentary disruptions over the book's discussion.

During the budget session in the Lok Sabha, a controversial part of opposition leader Rahul Gandhi's speech referencing former army chief General MM Naravane was removed from the official records.