Anuj Dhar
Anuj Dhar has researched the issue of Subhas Chandra Bose's mysterious disappearance for over a decade. His 2012 bestselling book India's Biggest Cover-up triggered the demand for declassification of the Bose files.
By Anuj Dhar
It is said that when Shastri's family members, friends and followers saw his dead body, they were horrified.
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The pro-Congress faction in the Bose family, of which Ashis Ray is a prominent part, is trying to project the report as the ultimate truth.
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Ashis Ray, who has Congress links, is cherry-picking data to establish that Netaji died in an air crash in Taipei, 1945.
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The man who evidently influenced Anita Bose Pfaff's thinking in the matter from the mid-1990s is Pranab Mukherjee.
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A recently declassified file has yielded the sensational claim that Netaji was alive even after his reported death in 1945.
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A newly declassified file says America at the end of World War II believed there was no 'direct evidence' of Bose's death in an air crash.
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In the wake of Mathura violence, no one has done more damage to the cause of settling the Subhas Chandra Bose mystery as these conspiracy theorists.
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Declassified files suggest the Indian Embassy in Tokyo in 1974 suspected that Iwaichi Fujiwara could have been working for the Japanese intelligence.
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The colonial rulers were wise enough to read the writing on the wall after putting the INA men on trial at the Red Fort.
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The idea was clearly to perpetuate to posterity the glories of Nehru and other party leaders.
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