West Bengal CM Mamata Says Netaji Didn’t Die in 1945, Family was Spied Upon

Trinamool Congress chief and chief minister of  West Bengal state Mamata Banerjee has added some more controversial speculations over renowned freedom fighter of India Subhas Chandra Bose. She said on Friday that some letters in the declassified files indicate that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was alive even after 1945 adding further rage to the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose death mystery.
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“Netaji Wasn’t Credited Due Honour Post Independence”- Mamata Banerjee

Government of West Bengal government which has released all sixty-four secret files relating to Netaji to make some facts clear on the mysterious disappearance of Subhas Chandra Bose roped in some more controversial statements of the Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee’s comments. Though it was supposed that bring out Netaji’s sixty-four secret files would end the enduring disposition of seven decades.

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Ms. Banerjee also said that the documents also support the theory that Netaji’s family was spied later on since the date of his disappearance through various sources. Addressing Mamata Banerjee said “There are intercepts. I have seen the documents and it is clear from them that the family of Netaji was spied upon.”

Claiming the spying as an unfortunate incident she reminded the deficit credits post-independence to the great freedom fighter Subhas Chandra Bose, who inspired millions to fight and live for the nation. She added “There are certain letters where many have said that he was alive after 1945.”

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Perhaps it was Tokyo Radio which announced the unfortunate death news of Subhas Chandra Bose on August 22, 1945. It was briefed by the Tokyo Radio that Netaji was feared to be in an air crash in Formosa (now Taiwan) on August 18, 1945, en route to Japan. Accomplishing the recollective and long standing demand, Chief Minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee briefed that documents and files related to the Bose death mystery were intimately restrained from public access.

Netaji’s 64 Files with 12,744 Papers Were Declassified

Authorities failed to brief concerned documents accessible for the common people and his followers disclosing the truth behind the cause of death of Bose. Union government is reported to have about 130 files relating to Subhas Chandra Bose. Official sources said about 64 files containing 12,744 papers were released in the presence in of Netaji’s family members after bring out those treasuring those files in police and government lockers for years.

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Netaji which family members expressed their partial happiness over the declassification of files related to former founder of Azad Hind Fauj(Indian National Army-INA) to be made public who have been battling over this since decades. Mamata Banerjee said “We made a beginning. The people should know the truth. Let the central government also declassify the files (on Netaji). Let good sense prevail on all of us. You cannot suppress the truth. Let truth come out. In 70 years, the mystery has not been solved. We did not know what happened (to Netaji). It is unfortunate. How long you can keep it under secrecy. You read the files in details,” during her visit to the police museum.

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She expressed her felicity on Twitter tweeting as “Today is a historic day. Our government has made all Netaji files public. People have a right to know about the brave son of India.” However Netaji’s grandnephew acknowledging the declassification 64 documents said “It is a correct step. Now it is the duty of the central government to declassify 130 files it has with it.” Stay tuned with us for more trending alerts with us by bookmarking us in your web browser for easy navigation.

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