just finished reading Anuj Dhar's Back from dead-----the last few lines were depressing & may not be a last word said --let's hope that seeing the publicity going up too much Bhagwanji once again gave everybody a slip & disappeared "to continue doing" what he intends to
I was surprised to read the same secrecy taken by his followers this time also in not allowing anyone to see the "deadman's " face before cremation
The courage and patriotism of Netaji will keep on inspiring future generations for centuries to come. There can't be another parallel in history of any nation. Wish the mystery of his disappearance to be uncovered soon.
we must change congress government. & start protest n march against govt as we did in anna hazare rallies n ask govt to show us all secret documents including that of PMO office asssociated with netaji. we must form a commitee n start candle marches n unite for the cause of netaji. lets fix 23rd march 2012 (death anniversary of Bhagat Singh) for this protest marches to start. venue - Ghaziabad, Delhi, Faizabad, Kolkata, Bhubneshwar, Mumbai. more places could be added later on. please support me n make this movement stronger. JAI HIND !!
Netaji Subhash is our Hero.He sacrificed his entire life for d betterment of our poor country nd liberty. He was brave nd great visionary. so our so called leader didnt like him. They new dt this man never going to appease or beg for freedom,rather he will fight nd die. But our so-called non-violent leaders feared about their health, they it can bring lathicharge nd many more police atrocity. So at first they give up fighting , then wanted to corner Subhas Bose from Indian politics.
It was the year 1999 when I got admission in Netaji Vidyapith Higher secondary school, Guwahati. I was 12 years old then, and knew very little about Subhash Bose. There used to be a statue in front of the drive-through of our school (it is a BIG facility; so we did have a drive through) , which we cleaned, decorated and paid respect to on 23rd January, 15th August and on such days of national importance. Now, It was a custom and nothing more than that, but it was sufficient enough to raise a curiosity in my young mind about that person.
The intriguing death of an Indian holy man in
1985 suggested that he was none other than Subhas Chandra Bose, the
revolutionary and nationalist who, it is officially claimed, died in an
air crash in 1945. The truth, however, is harder to find, as Hugh
Purcell discovers.
Dear Mr. Attlee:
I
understand from a reliable source that Subhas Chandra Bose, your war
criminal, has been allowed to enter Russian territory by Stalin. This
is a clear treachery and betrayal of faith by the Russians. As Russia
has been an ally of the British-Americans, it should not have been
New Delhi, 2 February, 2010: Calling former Supreme Court judge M K Mukherjee's on camera admission as "eye-opener", three Delhi-based RTI activists have called for an inquiry by the UP government into the Faizabad angle to the Netaji mystery.
