The secret of Netaji's death ..

The secret of Netaji's death ..

 Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was an Indian nationalist whose patriotism made him a hero in India, who died on 18 August 1945 and there are many mysteries behind the death of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

 On 23 August 1945, Nippon News reported that Bose had died in an accident at Taipei Air Force Base.  However, Taiwan has ruled out any such aviation accident.  This news has upset the Indian people.  Many do not believe that Netaji is dead.  He said, 'If Netaji has died, why didn't he hand over the dead body to the people of India?  However, Habib Rahman, who traveled with Netaji, said, "My eye has seen the funeral of Netaji's body.



 But many politicians and many Indians kept saying, "Netaji is alive".  Some believe that he lived in the role of a saint in India and some believe that he fled to the Soviet Union.  Some believe that Subhash Chandra Bose was the Hindu saint Bhagwanji or 'Kumami Baba' who lived in Uttar Pradesh till 1985.

 Bose is believed to have caused these events:

 After the death of saint Kushmandi Baba, his face was disfigured by acid.

 The signatures of Bhagwanji and Bose were also similar.

 Faced with rumors about Bose, which had begun to spread within a few days of his death, the Supreme Allied Command, South-East Asia, under Mountbatten, investigated an investigation into Bose's death with an intelligence colonel.  (Later Sir) assigned to John Figs.  However, Figes's report presented on 25 July 1946 was confidential, being carried out in the Indian Government's partially secretive arm, the Indian Political Intelligence (IPI).  Figges was interviewed in the 1980s by historian Leonard A. Gordon and confirmed writing the report.  In 1997, the British government made most of the IPI files available for public viewing in the British Library's India Office Records.  However, the Figes report was not among them.  A photocopy of the Figs report was soon anonymously donated to a collection of European manuscripts for viewing at the British Library, as Eur.  MSS.  According to historian Leonard Gordon, good candidates for donor are Figs himself, who was killed in 1997, or another British intelligence officer in wartime India, Hugh Toye, author likely a book.

 
 The Figs report contains important paragraphs (by Colonel John Figs, Indian Political Intelligence, 25 July 1946),

 "As a result of a series of persons named in the following paragraphs, it is certain that SC Bose died in a Taihoku military hospital (Namon Ward) sometime between 1700 hours and 2000 hours local time on 18 August 1945.  The cause of death was heart failure resulting from multiple burns and shock. All the individuals named below were questioned at different times, but multiple accounts of the incident at all points  Darth and knowledge of subjects where expansion agree both had no opportunity to interact with each other before they could be considered to be based on general experience. The possibility of a pre-arranged building should be excluded because most of the persons questioned.