What happened to Netaji Subhas ?
- mranonymousofhisto
- Feb 6, 2016
- 2 min read
This is a topic of great controversy in the World history. I have been researching through the netaji files for days after they were released and now have come to conclusion. He boarded the fighter plane of the Japanese Army. What then? What happened to him in Taihoku? Did he really die? WHy don't you find out? I have solved the mystery. Go to Youtube and find What happened to Netaji by Mr. Anonymous i.e. me and you will get it. We must not be reluctant to know about the great national hero.
If one goes through the files one will easily get how he died. He died in the plane crash in Taihoku.
EVIDENCES 1. 200 witnesses
2. burnt wristwatch of Subhas given to Bose household by habibur Rahman.
3. witnesses given to Shah Nawaz Khan Committee, Khosla Commission and Justice Mukherjee Commission of Inquiry suggests that Bose died on the event.
4. Communication among senior IB officers, MEA officers and MHA officers of India suggests that they were frustrated for not being able to bring the ashes of Bose to India.
5. Repeated request for Japanese Government and Embassy to take back the ashes of Netaji kept in the Renkoji temple.
Some men are trying to site the findings of Justice Mukherjee Commission of Inquiry. The report is totally bias. It has no evidences. Even the people who gave witness to Justice Mukherjee said that they had seen Netaji's cremation. But Mikherjee gave a report based on some unbelievable stories.
Some are claiming that the ashes kept in Renkoji temple are of Ichira Okura, a Japanese soldier, which has no dimention. The very first question that arises is - was Japan (which was captured by the Allies) at that time in a postion to conspire against the indians? And what motive may they have? The people who for drawing politics into the issue are blaming Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to them I say, dear friends, it was 1945, Nehru had no power at that time. In my video I have also put forward the relationship of Subhas Bose and Jawaharlal Nehru. I would suggest my viewers to watch it.
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