Mystery around the so called death of A great son of Mother INDIA -- Netaji SubhashChandra Bose

Once again since yesterday this matter(mystery around this great freedom fighter's death) is coming in my mind again and again after reading the news on Zeenews, rediff.com and missionnetaji.org and . There is now second thought about the fact that Netaji is as popular as Gandhi in India. This brave son of Mother INDIA had become nightmare to British empire ruling India that time.
Subhashchandra Bose, popularly known as Netaji (means leader) was born on 23rd January, 1897 in Cuttack in Bengal province( But now Cuttack is in Orissa state ). His father Sri Janakinath Bose was an advocate & mother Srimati Prabhavatidevi was a religious & god fearing house wife. Netaji was ninth child of his parents(among fourteen).

He was one of the infuential leaders in pre-independece India. He was elected as president of Indian National Congress twice in 1937 & 1939. Because of some leaders opposition to his idea of a new resolution to give British 6 months time to leave India, he resigned from the post of president of Congress. Later he formed a revolutionary group called Forward Block in 1939.

Second world war broke out around world & British forced India to participate in the war on the behalf of them. They declared India as warring state without consulting Indian leaders. Netaji then started a mass movement of uniting people to fight against evil British empire. Netaji was imprisoned. He escaped from British disguising himself as kabuliwaala & went to Germany through Kabul ( Now capital of Afghanistan ). Nobody knew where was Netaji. He gave a speech on German Radio, which really shaked British & sent a clear message to the world that he'll fight the war of independence successfully.

He contacted Japanese and went to Tokyo in a Japanese submarine. Japanese really gave him a warm welcome. He gathered all Indians living in East Asia and formed a full fledged army. Netaji named it as INA (Indian Nation Army) & he named government as "Azad Hind Government" on 21st October, 1943. He was chief of INA. INA consisted about 40000 soldiers. INA defeated British in "Andaman and Nicobar" islands & freed these islands from the British, and were renamed as Swaraj and Shaheed islands. From these islands the government started working.

Unfortunately after the bombing of Hiroshima & Nagasaki in Japan by USA, global politics changed totally. Japan surrendered unconditionally. That time Netaji planned to gain USSR's help. He planned to visit USSR for his mission. So started his journey from Singapore. Suddenly a news was aired from Japanese radio that Netaji died in an air crash( this freak crash was supposed to happened at present day domestic airport) at Taihoku( Taipei was known as Taihoku in ancient times , Taiwan) on August 18, 1945. Many people didn't trust this freak air crash.


"Patriot of Patriots", is what Gandhiji described of Netaji SubhashChandra Bose.

FOLLOWING IS ONE OF HIS FAMOUS SPEECH
(Excerpts drawn from : yorozubp.com)

Give Me Blood! I Promise You Freedom!!
At a rally of Indians in Burma, July 4, 1944
This was the statement he made at the great rally where he was elected with acclaim as the leader of the freedom movement in East Asia. The speech infused new life to a movement which had been weakened by internal dissentions.. . Editor
Friends! Twelve months ago a new programme of 'total mobilisation' or 'maximum sacrifice' was placed before Indians in East Asia. Today I shall give you an account of our achievements during the past year and shall place before you our demands for the coming year. But, before I do so, I want you to realise once again what a golden opportunity we have for winning freedom. The British are engaged in a worldwide struggle and in the course of this struggle they have suffered defeat after defeat on so many fronts. The enemy having been thus considerably weakened, our fight for liberty has become very much easier than it was five years ago. Such a rare and God-given opportunity comes once in a century. That is why we have sworn to fully utilize this opportunity for liberating our motherland from the British yoke.I am so very hopeful and optimistic about the outcome of our struggle, because I do not rely merely on the efforts of three million Indians in East Asia. There is a gigantic movement going on inside India and millions of our countrymen are prepared for maximum suffering and sacrifice in order to achieve liberty.
Unfortunately, ever since the great fight of 1857, our countrymen are disarmed, whereas the enemy is armed to the teeth. Without arms and without a modern army, it is impossible for a disarmed people to win freedom in this modern age. Through the grace of Providence and through the help of generous Nippon, it has become possible for Indians in East Asia to get arms to build up a modern army. Moreover, Indians in East Asia are united to a man in the endeavour to win freedom and all the religious and other differences that the British tried to engineer inside India, simply do not exist in East Asia. Consequently, we have now an ideal combination of circumstances favouring the success of our struggle- and all that is wanted is that Indians should themselves come forward to pay the price of liberty. According to the programme of 'total mobilisation', I demanded of you men, money and materials. Regarding men, I am glad to tell you that I have obtained sufficient recruits already. Recruits have come to us from every corner of east Asia- from China, Japan, Indo-China, Philippines, Java, Borneo, Celebes, Sumatra, Malaya, Thailand and Burma…
You must continue the mobilisation of men, money and materials with greater vigour and energy, in particular, the problem of supplies and transport has to be solved satisfactorily.
We require more men and women of all categories for administration and reconstruction in liberated areas. We must be prepared for a situation in which the enemy will ruthlessly apply the scorched earth policy, before withdrawing from a particular area and will also force the civilian population to evacuate as was attempted in Burma.
The most important of all is the problem of sending reinforcements in men and in supplies to the fighting fronts. If we do not do so, we cannot hope to maintain our success at the fronts. Nor can we hope to penetrate deeper into India.
Those of you who will continue to work on the Home Front should never forget that East Asia- and particularly Burma- from our base for the war of liberation. If this base is not strong, our fighting forces can never be victorious. Remember that this is a 'total war'- and not merely a war between two armies. That is why for a full one year I have been laying so much stress on 'total mobilisation' in the East.
There is another reason why I want you to look after the Home Front properly. During the coming months I and my colleagues on the War Committee of the Cabinet desire to devote our whole attention to the fighting front- and also to the task of working up the revolution inside India. Consequently, we want to be fully assured that the work at the base will go on smoothly and uninterruptedly even in our absence.
Friends, one year ago, when I made certain demands of you, I told you that if you give me 'total mobilization', I would give you a 'second front'. I have redeemed that pledge. The first phase of our campaign is over. Our victorious troops, fighting side by side with Nipponese troops, have pushed back the enemy and are now fighting bravely on the sacred soil of our dear motherland.
Gird up your loins for the task that now lies ahead. I had asked you for men, money and materials. I have got them in generous measure. Now I demand more of you. Men, money and materials cannot by themselves bring victory or freedom. We must have the motive-power that will inspire us to brave deeds and heroic exploits.
It will be a fatal mistake for you to wish to live and see India free simply because victory is now within reach. No one here should have the desire to live to enjoy freedom. A long fight is still in front of us.
We should have but one desire today- the desire to die so that India may live- the desire to face a martyr's death, so that the path to freedom may be paved with the martyr's blood.
Friend's! my comrades in the War of Liberation! Today I demand of you one thing, above all. I demand of you blood. It is blood alone that can avenge the blood that the enemy has spilt. It is blood alone that can pay the price of freedom. Give me blood and I promise you freedom. Give me blood and I Promise you freedom.