Priyanka Gandhi is the third MP from her generation from the Nehru-Gandhi clan and the fourth to win from South.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra walked into the Lok Sabha on Thursday to take oath as a Member of Parliament, draped in a traditional Kerala Kasavu saree. The white saree with its golden border was more than a fashion statement — it symbolised her connection to Wayanad,

With Priyanka's victory, for the first time in decades, all three members of the Nehru-Gandhi family—Sonia, Rahul, and Priyanka—are now in Parliament.

Priyanka Gandhi took her oath as a Member of Parliament from Wayanad on Thursday, holding a copy of the Constitution and dressed in a Kasavu saree from Kerala.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, dressed in a Kasavu saree, took her oath as a Lok Sabha MP, embodying Kerala's cultural essence.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra takes her Lok Sabha oath in a Kerala Kasavu saree, evoking memories of Indira Gandhi and honoring Wayanad’s heritage.

In the video posted by Congress on X, Rahul Gandhi was seen capturing his sister on camera, saying, "Let me also take this."

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra became the new MP from Wayanad. She wore a traditional Kerala saree. This reminded many of Indira Gandhi. Priyanka's family attended the ceremony. She won by a large margin. Ravindra Vasantrao Chavan also won a by-election.

Dressed in a Kerala Kasavu saree, Priyanka Gandhi's attire instantly reminded many of a young Indira Gandhi, who was often seen in similar traditional sarees during her time in Parliament.

A fashion designer hailed Priyanka's looks and said the MP looked "elegant and authentic to her true self" in the white and gold saree that she wore for the special occasion.