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There are 3 key people who played significant roles in the independence of India:
FDR the President of the USA who in heated debates in the privacy of the White house told Churchill that India had to be independent, after the war. That the USA wasn't joining the UK to fight Hitler, so that the British could keep India under their direct rule or for that matter the rest of the empire. That is why the British started sending senior bureaucrats like Stafford Cripps to India, DURING THE WAR, to negotiate eventual independence for India. That is why the British Raj, out of malice went full throttle giving free reign to the marginal, rootless, fringe Muslim League open season to mobilize its base using Jinnah the British agent, whilst most of Congress was locked up.
Bose also played a key role in independence. The British feared Bose more than they feared Gandhi (also like Jinnah a British agent from Gujarat---his task was to funnel Indian nationalism into a non violent route which the British could better manage than a full armed insurrection----hence the massive media attention that Gandhi received in the UK, and the West generally in his time---His methods and his ideals were approved and managed by the British)......whether we agree with Bose's conflated militarism and men and women marching in uniform with shades of despotic fascism is another matter. The fact is that he tipped the scales in convincing the British towards scooting and running from India, first with the specter of the INA, AND THEN the inspiration that the INA gave to Indians in the Raj military to rebel against British rule with the Naval Mutiny of 1946.
AND that from China and Russia he continued to do so after 1945.
These are the decisive factors and actors. Its not because the British thought nationalist Indians had a fair just cause.
Gandhi played a follow up British managed show for independence. Though ironically from an Gandhian point of view, the Quite India Movement, and the death of 40,000 Indians in 1942 protesting for that aim also convinced the British that they had to leave.
Nehru was an effete prodigy of Gandhi, a bi-sexual with a massive sexual appetite, who pranced around the world pursuing vague notions of Internationalism, Peace and , Non-alignment and co-existence.....WHICH ULTIMATELY DID NOTHING FOR INDIA. aka Modi prancing around the world, trying to out do Nehru with his air miles.
He should set his faggot arse down in Dili, in Dili and implement the 8 points for development. I know that there is a natural faggot urge to be a primadonna with the camera's clicking, trying out new faggot outfits in far away exotic places, surrounded by adoring teenage fans.
The BJP and their masters the unelected, and unelectable RSS thus represent the New Muslim League backed into power by the USA/Israel.....Indians must be vigilant, whilst they are in power.
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Netaji file letters show he might have been alive after 1945, his family spied upon, Mamata Banerjee says
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The Times of India.
There
is enough indication that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose might have been
alive after 1945, chief minister Mamata Banerjee announced on Friday
after declassifying 64 secret files on Netaji. She is the first
government representative to say so, turning the tables on Prime
Minister Narendra Modi, who was trying to extract political mileage on
the issue after the Congress put it on the back burner for decades.
Mamata released a digital version of the 64 files, triggering
unprecedented excitement among Netaji followers and prompting Netaji's
niece-in-law Krishna Bose to acknowledge that it was a "bold step" in
unlocking the mystery. What's more, the CM
touched a chord with the rebellious Bengali sentiment that has never
accepted the Congress and communist governments' indifference towards
this national hero.
The 64 confidential files made public on Friday have several references
and correspondence indicating Netaji's presence after 1945. The most
crucial of them is a Howrah CID report quoting British and US
intelligence reports that Netaji was alive after 1945 and "might have
undertaken training in Russia". The files also reveal how members of the
Bose family were spied upon by the state decades after Independence.
While releasing the files at the Police Museum, Mamata pressured the
Centre to declassify its own secret documents on Netaji. "It is time for
the Centre to release their files," Mamata said, referring to the 130
files held by central government departments and the Prime Minister's
Office (PMO).
READ ALSO: Netaji X-files reveal he was alive till 1964
Addressing a press meet, Mamata said: "There are mentions here and
there about Netaji after 1945 which indicate that he might have been
alive (after the alleged Taihoku crash). I have not seen all the files.
But we have made a beginning. People should know the truth. Let the
central government declassify the files on Netaji. Let good sense
prevail. You cannot suppress the truth. Let the truth come out."
"In 70 years, the mystery of Netaji's disappearance has not been
solved. It is unfortunate. How long you can keep it under secrecy. You
read the files in detail," she urged.
With one masterstroke,
Mamata has built bridges with members of the Bose family who have been
campaigning for the files to be made public and may have won over a
section of Bengal's population that was disgruntled with her government.
READ ALSO: Can't declassify Subhash Chandra Bose files, PMO says
Netaji's grand-nephew Chandra Bose hoped that this will finally put
enough pressure on the Centre to release their files. "The chief
minister's comments are significant since we finally have an official
confirmation that Bose was alive after 1945. By keeping the files (on
Netaji) under secrecy for 70 years, some leaders have betrayed the
country. It is the duty of the central government to declassify the
files in their possession and expose them."
Even former
Trinamool MP Krishna Bose, the wife of Netaji's nephew Sisir Bose, who
believes in the Taihoku air crash theory, described the CM's
declassification as a bold step. "So far there were gossips, now the
truth will come out. I am happy that the files have been made public.
This secrecy has helped to spread a lot of speculative stories about
Netaji post-1945. We still do not know what happened between 1945 and
1949. In fact, there is no trace of him till the mid-1950s. So, it is
important to get the files in the Centre's possession released. In my
opinion, they are far more important than the state files and could
indeed shed light on what really happened," she said.
READ ALSO: Stalin killed Netaji, Subramanian Swamy says
Mamata also won hearts of activists and sympathizers of Forward Bloc —
the party founded by Netaji and now a Left Front partner. "We welcome
the CM's move. We want the Centre to declassify its 135 secret files.
They will reveal the Congress conspiracy to keep him (Netaji) away from
Independent India," Bloc all-India secretary Debabrata Biswas said.
How Mamata gains:
1. Strikes a chord on a highly emotional issue for Bengalis
2. By saying that Netaji might have been alive after 1945, she has
built bridges with members of the Netaji family other than former TMC MP
Krishna Bose and her son and present MP Sugata Bose who endorse the
Taihoku crash theory
3. Wins hearts in Forward Bloc — a Left
Front partner — when CPM showed no interest in making the files public
while in power for 34 years
4. Scores over the BJP government at the Centre, dampens Modi's bid to extract political mileage on the issue
5. Might win over a section of the educated middle class that was disenchanted with her government
Read this story in Hindi — प्लेन क्रैश में नहीं मरे थे नेता जी: ममता
