Answer / praween kumar

Netataj I subhash ChandraChandra Bose

Answer / ram

Netaji SUBHAS Chandra Bose

Answer / asit guin

Declassification of all Netaji files may prove that JAPAN AND BRITISH JOINTLY PLAYED A FOUL GAME WITH NETAJI; In WW-I, Japan was a British ally. Before WW-II, Japan-US trade war and
political war started; this led to actual US-JAPAN war. So British became an enemy to Japan by diplomatic manipulation as US-British alliance was there. After WW-II, Japan revived their old link with British. Jap and Brit spies were well linked before WW-II. JAP SPIES AGREED TO ELIMINATE NETAJI. Motive was to appease Brit and purchase security for Jap royal family. So, JAPAN HANDED OVER NETAJI TO BRITISH AND BRITISH EXECUTED HIM IN SECRETE. False news of air crash was Japan fabrication. In any controversial case, liar is to be suspected. Netaji plan to start second independence war with USSR help was known to Japan. So, Brit and Jap spies developed a common minimum program against pro-communist agenda of Netaji. Why should Jap imperialism agree to patronize emergence of independent India as a permanent communist ally? Is it not more logical to fulfill British condition and purchase favor? Why Jap royal family was not tried as a war criminal? What is the mystery behind this favor?
There is another point about gumnami baba. Who was he? Gumnami baba was a dummy created as a part of common minimum program of Jap and Brit imperialism. In axis camp, creation of dummy by plastic surgery was a common practice. Hitler and Mussolini were having number of dummies. Japan sold Netaji-dummy to British. British deputed this dummy at faizabad of UP, with a purpose to create confusion regarding Netaji. This confusion prevented nation to be doubtful about role of Jap or Brit. So gumnami baba of faizabad is a common creation of Jap and Brit spies. Never had he told the truth. If he had told anything, that must be lie. In a controversial case, liar is to be suspected. So, JAPAN SOLD NETAJI TO BRITISH AND BRITISH EXECUTED HIM IN SECRET. Japan sold Netaji-dummy to British and British deputed him at faizabad of UP. JAPAN SURRENDERED TO US-UK SIDE ON 15TH AUGUST 1945. Netaji’s last flight was on 18th august 1945. A SURRENDERED JAPAN WAS NO LONGER AN ALLY OF AZAD HIND. They worked as per their new mentors, the British.

Answer / henry

Raja Mahendra Pratap SinghJi is the actual Founder of "Azad Hind Fauj".

Answer / amir khan

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