Priyanka Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi
['suriyothai', 'athina livanos', 'margaret sullavan', 'ereshkigal', 'parvathi', 'elizabeth stuart', 'fatmawati', 'calliope', 'livia', 'queen mary', 'queen wilhelmina', 'ermengarde de beaumont', 'plath', 'maria shvarnovna', 'mary arden', 'queen charlotte amalie', 'ingegerd olofsdotter', 'polly adams', 'blythe danner', 'argiope', 'trishala', 'consort li ezi', 'princess irene', 'letizia ramolino', 'eleanor roosevelt', 'tzitzak', 'barbara eden', 'ono', 'madhur jaffrey', 'mrinalini sarabhai', 'marjorie bruce', 'phyllis schlafly', 'uliana', 'maria klementyna sobieska', 'dietrich', 'kristin nelson', 'grand duchess maria teresa', 'abbey bartlet', 'khentkaus ii', 'thessalonike', 'flavia domitilla', 'isias', 'phoebe cates', 'khadijah bint khuwaylid', 'martha bulloch roosevelt', 'cleopatra ii', 'alcmene', 'jennie jerome', 'maud green', 'ahinoam', 'terri irwin', 'jerry hall', 'electra', 'maria christina', 'farah pahlavi', 'gypsy rose lee', 'nancy reagan', 'julissa', 'lady zhen', 'cleopatra iii', '1st countess temple', 'mata gujri', 'martha dandridge', 'maria barbara bach', 'domitia lepida', 'octavia', 'coronis', 'wilhelmina', 'amina', 'arsinoe iii', 'agatha christie', 'igraine', 'helen walton', 'wu zetian', 'naomi foner', 'theodora', 'margaret beaufort', 'khaleda zia', 'alcmena', 'dowager empress maria fyodorovna', 'princess anne', 'carla bley', 'messalina', 'lady bird johnson', 'catherine deneuve', 'cynane', 'fulvia', 'frances ford seymour', 'emma hale smith', 'sibylla', 'almodis', 'joanna', 'wendy whiteley', 'louisa ulrika', 'ahhotep i', 'diane cilento', 'grand duchess charlotte', 'afeni shakur', 'anne mccaffrey']
Ottavio Quattrocchi
Ottavio Quattrocchi (1938 – 13 July 2013) was an Italian businessman who was being sought until early 2009 in India for criminal charges for acting as a conduit for bribes in the Bofors scandal. Quattrocchi's role in this scandal, and his proximity to Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi through his Italian wife Sonia Gandhi (Antonia Maino), is thought to have contributed to the defeat of the Congress Party in the 1989 elections. In 1999, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) named Quattrocchi in a chargesheet as the conduit for the Bofors bribe. The case against him was strengthened in June 2003, when Interpol revealed two bank accounts, 5A5151516M and 5A5151516L, held by Quattrocchi and his wife Maria with the BSI AG bank, London, containing Euros 3 million and $1 million, a "curiously large savings for a salaried executive". In January 2006, these frozen bank accounts were unexpectedly released by India's law ministry, apparently without the consent of the CBI which had asked for them to be frozen. On 6 February 2007, Ottavio Quattrocchi was detained in Argentina on the basis of the Interpol warrant. The Indian investigating agency CBI came under attack for putting up a half-hearted effort towardshis extradition and India lost the case for his extradition in June 2007, the judge remarking that "India did not even present proper legal documents". Consequently, India was asked to pay Ottavio's legal expenses. Ottavio's financier son, Massimo Quattrocchi, grew up with Sonia Gandhi's children Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, who are currently rising through the political hierarchy in India. Massimo was reported to be advising the Luxembourg-based firm Clubinvest on business opportunities in India. He was also reported as visiting India frequently, and running an office in Bangalore. He was present in India at the time of his father's Argentina arrest in February 2007, and there is speculation that he may have met Priyanka Vadra around that time.