Further Reading
- Sachi Sri Kantha; Prabhakaran Phenomenon, Lively Comet Imprint,2005;641 pp (chapters 24 to 35, pp. 207–352, cover in detail the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi)
- "Working with Rajiv Gandhi" by R.D. Pradhan
- Mani Shankar Aiyar "Remembering Rajiv", Rupa, New Delhi, 1992
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