Netaji Subash chandra bose declares Indian independence

Long before Aug 15th 1947, Subash Chandra bose, popularly and fondly called Netaji declared Independence of Bharat. Establishing Indian Government in Singapore, his government oened schools, issued coins, took up government roles. Salutations to the great son of India !

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[sapidg]

@johnsammyanfal

just talking like a broker of Britain and America without knowing anything about Indian History....the same policy was deployed by then administrators of Britain and America to defame the contribution of Subhas Chandra Bose as his such move was a slap on the face of such super powers and it is difficult for them to absorb the fact...and Nehru led government just supported the whole...you people are pathetic... first get a proper knowledge and then comment.

[hatke159]

@johnsammyanfal LOL.

Dumb ass..

[johnsammyanfal]

• “For the God who is on dope you need a priest who is a drunk”. Nowhere is that more true than when you survey the assortment of beef-eating cowards, traitors and misfits that made up Bose’s INA. Scraped from the barrel of deserters they showed themselves to be worthless in combat. Running away at the battles at Irrawaddy and Popa. Many subsequently became the shock troops for the new state of Pakistan. Others like Ram Singh Thakur rose to become scroungers on the citizens of Uttar Pradesh!

[johnsammyanfal]

Churchill's view was that the British like the pale skinned Mughals had become rightful rulers of India. On this issue Hitler surprisingly agreed and argued that the Raj was necessary to rule this vast swathe of humanity and preserve the great Hindu/Islamic civilisation. The Japanese had other views and thought they could become the new ruling caste of this servant race with Bose's quisling assistance. They were humiliatingly defeated. But who next will rule this human pile? My guess- China!

[Hindunation]

The majority of the Indian subcontinent was under British colonial rule from 1858 to 1947. This period saw the gradual rise of the Indian independence movement to gain independence from foreign rule.

[johnsammyanfal]

The idiotic notion that 500million Indians required the assistance of a foreign European power to throw off the weight of a less than 170thousand Raj administrators and English army officers is a measure of just how bankrupt the historical case for Bose’s really is. The simple fact is that the Nataji was an upstart who was willing to fight for the last drop of somebody else’s blood.

[SinghKingh]

salutes to great general

[arijitseth]

@chayanmitraful .....we all know him...who murdered netaji ??? he is nehru ,the fucking lover of lord mountbatten's wife & some fucking congress leader ......

[accountantgeneral]

@johnsammyanfal ' little knowledge is dangerous thing' comes true in such a idiotic coment proves less knowledge in history and dependant on colourful movie.