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Mukherjee Commission of Inquiry Report![]()
If ... (evidence of the 'eyewitnesses' to Netaji's death) is accepted on its face value still, it must be said, definite findings about Netaji's death and his cremation can be arrived at if and when the evidence passes the two basic litmus tests of appreciation of evidence, namely, probability and the aphoristic saying 'Men may lie but circumstances do not.' Contents Chapter 2: The Inquiry (b) Its limitations and constraints (d) Arguments Chapter 3: Whether Netaji is dead or alive Chapter 4: Different versions of Netaji's death iii) Death in Dehradun Chapter 5: Conclusions On a conspectus of all the facts and circumstances relevant to the above issues it stands established that emplaning at Saigon on August 17, 1945 Netaji succeeded in evading the Allied Forces and escaping out of their reach and as a camouflage thereof the entire make-believe story of the air crash, Netaji’s death therein and his cremation was engineered by the Japanese army authorities including the two doctors and Habibur Rahman and then aired on August 23, 1945.
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