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  A Taiwanese witness Y.R Tseng who appeared before the Khosla Commission told that a plane had crashed in September or October 1944 in the same place and not in 1945. Harin Shah, a Bombay based journalist had traveled to Formosa in 1946 to collect evidences pertaining to Netaji's death and wrote a book "Gallant end of Netaji" which he submitted to Shah Nawaz committee. In his book he had mentioned about a Taiwanese nurse who had treated Netaji in the military hospital. But the fact finding team of Samar Guha and Sunil Krishna Gupta could not find any nurse of that name or description in Formosa. Harin Shah had quoted many other Taiwanese in his books, who, later categorically denied any such statement ever made by them as was mentioned in his book, as per Prof. Guha. The three photographs of the wreckage and the topography of the airport proved that the photographs actually represented different crashes. Prof. Guha also pointed out many contradictions in the evidences gi

  As per the Transfer of Power document on October 25 the record of the cabinet meeting in presence of Clement Attlee in 10 Downing Street read that only civilian renegade of importance was Subhas Chandra Bose. Therefore it was clear that the British authorities were doubtful regarding the death of Bose in an aircrash atleast until October 1945. Even Wavell mentioned in his diary about the aircrash incident that "it is just what would be given out if he wanted to go underground." Mountbatten's HQ and MacArthur's HQ conducted separate enquiries in Japan and Formosa resp. British intelligence found four Hikari Kikan telegrams in Bangkok that pointed to Bose's death in the aircrash and contained information about his body being flown to Tokyo. The British intelligence thought these telegrams to be cooked up because all other files and records of the Japanese were destroyed, except for the telegrams and their files. There were contradictions in the reports about his d

 Excerpt from www.netajisubhasbose.org 21 October, 1943, a Red Letter Day in the history of India, possibly the real day of her independence. On this day the proclamation of the formation of the provisional Azad Hind Government was made by Netaji in Singapore.  Ayer had mentioned as to how Netaji wrote the proclamation. He worked through the night, "did not lift his eyes from the paper in front of him, silently handed to me (Ayer) the first page as soon as he finished it and I walked out of the room and sat at the typewriter. Abid and Swami went to his room and brought me the proclamation manuscript, sheet after sheet, as Netaji finished it." Never once did Netaji refer to any of his earlier sheets, not a single correction was necessary. Delegates from all over East Asia were summoned to Singapore. In the Cathay Hall, as Dr. R.C Majumdar puts, before an almost hysteric crowd who stormed the precincts of the Cathay Hall and presented indescribable scenes of overpowering feelin

It is a common perception that with the so called death of Subhas his brand equity lingered for sometime among his most tenacious followers who expected that he would return from dead and when it did not happen, the euphoria around him and INA died down. Many INA veterans died in penury and no help came for them. Public simply forgot. There was no outrage when shoddy investigations by "Loaded Dice Commissions" proclaimed that he died in a plane crash. Brand Subhas became more and more irrelevant, and the Brand Gandhi was carefully crafted by the political circle of India and was exploited (and still being exploited by Modi and his elk) to the fullest extent. Gandhi became an international brand - a sort of mini Christ to be an ideal that was never practical but nevertheless worthy of worship as per West. Subhas Chandra Bose was an outcaste. He collaborated with the Nazis, sided with the Japanese and dared to challenge the British Empire and the White Suprematist Hegemony of A

This topic has also been discussed at length in www.netajisubhasbose.org Was Subhas Chandra Bose married? Well, this is a settled fact isn't it? After all, Emilie Schenkl is the wife and Anita is the daughter as per every possible source of information. But wait, this is not so simple. There are several questions that were raised in connection with the marriage. These questions come up esp. when we take it for granted that Bhagwanji, the anami saint who was in Faizabad until 1985, was no other than Subhas Chandra Bose. He also went by the name of Mahakal and features prominently in the book Oi Mahamanab Ase and more recently in the book Mahakal Kathan. His monologues also feature in Netaji-r Secret Service by Dr. Pabitra Mohan Roy. First, the facts. The marriage was a proven affair by a letter apparently written by Subhas himself to his Mejda Sarat Bose asking him to take care of his wife and daughter in the event something happened to him as he was undertaking an uncertain journey

New website on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose launched at  https://www.netajisubhasbose.org/ The site is dedicated to author Shailesh De, whose magnum opus, "Ami Subhas Bolchi" still inspires many Subhas lovers and to author Vishwas Patil, whose Mahanayak is a similar effort in Marathi and English. Also dedicated to the countless Netaji Subhas devotees across the world, whether they believe in the aircrash theory or not, and irrespective of whether they believe that he is living or dead. Our genuine love and remembrance keeps him alive and our hope and faith in him ensures his immortality. ​The site is dedicated to all those sung and unsung heroes of freedom who sacrificed their lives and property at the altar of the motherland which many of them had never seen - the Indians of East and South East Asia who responded to the clarion call of "Give me blood, I will give you freedom" and "Total Mobilization." The site remembers those heroes of INA who laid d

https://www.netajisubhasbose.org/death-controversy-1945-aircrash-the After reading Oi Mahamanab Ase, people will have no doubt as to who the great man was. He often meandered in the course of his conversations with the disciples in the deepest and most profound secrets of his afterlife. He delved into his past life occasionally, to reinforce who he was. How do we reconstruct what happened to him on or after 16th of August. Oi Mahamanab Ase gives a sketch. There was a second bomber, he says. Kimura was also in that. Who was this Kimura? There was one Lt. General Kimura who was proclaimed as a war criminal by the international court, surely he did not escape. The second bomber carried him to a place nearer to Saigon, and not to Taihoku as is widely believed. His adjutant (Habibur Rahman), according to him, was a perfect man as he obeyed his order till his death, never revealing even under the gravest provocation and torture, never, except couple of times. Once, to Sunil Krishna Gupta, a

https://www.netajisubhasbose.org/death-controversy-1945-aircrash-the The Mahamanab or the great man was an astute military strategist, possessed a superhuman sense of international affairs whereby he predicted a lot of events even before they occurred. He says, to quote from Oi Mahamanab Ase - "Spread over a period, shocks after shocks with mounting crescendo SHALL be coming (to India). A deep deep malign cancer is sapping out the vital saps of India. Like a Devilish Octopus it has spread over and caught in its tentacles the whole body and spread over and outside. It has been thus for two thousand years. A most serious disease, fatal and malign, requires more than equal serious diagnosis and treatment..." 'What is obtained too cheap - is esteemed too lightly. The present Government and party (and people too), obtained this freedom too cheap. Rude shocks are needed to jolt them up." "Diabolical Godless Communism shall be buried 1000 fathoms deep, never to rise

https://www.netajisubhasbose.org/death-controversy-1945-aircrash-the 1. Alfred Wagg claimed to have seen Netaji Subhas in Dalat near Saigon on 19 Aug 1945, a day after the so called crash, so also the Bishop of Dalat and few minor Japanese soldiers. He claimed the same in front of Nehru in a press conference in India 2. The declassified files reveal an interesting event. The file no 870/11/P/16/92 contains a series of broadcasts over radio, heard by P.C Kar who was monitoring the radio transmissions in Governor House in 1945. He told the Governor R.G Casey that these broadcasts were picked up on 31 m band and possibly were transmitted from Radio Manchuria. The first broadcast came on Dec 26 1945 and it said - " I am at present in the shelter of great world powers. My heart is burning for India. I will go to India on the crest of a Third world war. It may come in ten years or even earlier. Then I will sit upon judgement upon those trying my men at the Red Fort." The second b

https://www.netajisubhasbose.org/death-controversy-1945-aircrash-the One may ask that what are the evidences that the aircrash was concocted. Let us try to summarize some of the eyewitness evidences without even getting into the Bhagwanji episode. 1) There are glaring anomalies in the documented witness account of the so called crash survivors including Habibur Rahman, the main witness. Some accounts say that the body was badly burnt and death was instantaneous, others say that the clothes were on fire and Netaji was brought to the hospital stark naked, still others say that only the shirt was removed. Some say that he died in the evening, some others put the time of death as midnight. Some say that the plane nosedived from 14000 feet, while others say that the height was only few hundred feet. Initial accounts say that he was brought to Tokyo in a coffin, while the more accepted version is he was treated in a military hospital in Taihoku and only his ashes were brought to Tokyo. Eve

https://www.netajisubhasbose.org/death-controversy-1945-aircrash-the Those who are debating in various forums as to why Netaji did not come out of his hiding and therefore the Bhagwanji angle is wrong and those who are claiming that he had PTSD and therefore did not come out upon compulsion, should read the book Oi Mahamanab Ase thoroughly. There Bhagwanji categorically states why he did not come out. He was a spymaster who was engaged in geopolitical activities in extreme secrecy. His stated goal was (and also probably is) the reintregration of his mother land - Janani Janbhoomi, which meant both Bengal and India. He stated that the partition was a big conspiracy hatched against Bengal in particular by the British and subsequently by JLN. It was because Bengal was the powerhouse behind the revolutionary activities. Bengal was economically powerful and Bengal was the main supporter of Netaji, the arch enemy of the JLN combine. Therefore along with the valiant Punjab, Bengal had to be