Mumbai: She has been relentlessly campaigning for her brother Rahul and mom Sonia Gandhi in the Amethi-Rae Bareli belt for the last few weeks.
She has also matched BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's fire with fire in the equally relentless verbal duels that have engulfed public attention and patience in the long run-up to these elections.
Rahul believes that Congress will get complete majority and even help from the rather insipid Third Front may not be required.
But on Monday, Priyanka Gandhi said she didn't think any party would get a clear majority in these Lok Sabha elections.
She also said: "I have no intention of entering politics."
(Read: The candidate: Why Priyanka is more effective than Rahul)
That seals it for the moment, then! There has been much deliberation on increasing Priyanka's role in the Congress. Rahul has told her several times to take up a bigger role, she has said. But Priyanka Gandhi for the moment is sticking to the basics.
