Incorrect.
Must have been very scary for Chacha Nehru.
Partly. The Afghan mujahids were one. There were other irregulars from Bhimber. Lashkars from Poonch, Dogra defectors etc - I am clubbing them all as their avowed aim was to establish Islamic rule over all of Jammu and Kashmir and overthrow Hari Singh. Since they were not officially 'soldiers', I am using the term Mujaheedin.
try & spot the man...Liarrrrrr!
Photo triggers questions on Netaji's confinement in Russia
C. S. BHATTACHARJEE | Kolkata, February 14, 2012 14:59
Tags : Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose | photograph revealed | RGAKFD |
Latest revelation of a photograph of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose has once again rocked researchers and Bose-lovers triggering a vital question that whether Bose somehow reached Russia from Taipei even before World War-II was finally over! The photograph from Russian State Archive of Film and Photographic Document or RGAKFD, bearing a caption —“Subhas Chandra Bose during Second World War”, is actually scooped out by Dr Purabi Roy, a well-known research scholar on Netaji-Stalin era relationship.
The research strongly suggests that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, a ‘war-criminal’ in the eyes of Axis Powers, was in the USSR during the Second World War. Dr Roy is the widow of former Rajya Sabha member Kalyan Roy (CPI), whose father Kiran Shankar Roy was the Law Minister of Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy government. She was also a CPI member till early 1990s, and also held a Chair in St Petersburg University. Dr Roy revealed that "she had an opportunity to locate a unique photograph of Subhas Chandra Bose taken during Second World War." Dr Roy, who taught at the Department of International Relations under Jadavpur University for more than two decades, is a scholar in Russian language and history. She incorporated new data in her latest treatise, The Search for Netaji: New findings.
The photograph (attached herewith) shows that water room-heaters are in and around Netaji. These Water Room-heaters were in use only in the USSR at that time. She claims that if the photograph is scanned, it might prove that the photograph was taken in Siberia. Interestingly, during Stalin era Russian concentration camps were located in Siberia. According to Dr. Roy, the aforesaid archive had no photographs of any Indian nationalist excepting those of Mahatma Gandhi and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. “Keeping in mind Bose’s Russian connection, I found the photograph very interesting”, she stated.
However, it might be too hasty to conclude that Russian ruler Josef Stalin had treated Bose as just another ‘prisoner’ in concentration camp as Stalin was well aware that Netaji had refused to let his Azad Hind Fauz (Indian National Army) soldiers fight along with the Nazi forces against the Russian army. A section of research scholars on the USSR’s role in the Second World War thinks that the Georgia-born dictator did want Bose to be handed over to the war tribunal.
Mystery over Netaji’s disappearance was first revealed by Satyendra Narain Sinha, who went to Japan, Taipei and China to follow the missing links. His article were publishes in a national daily in 1960s. But, Dr. Roy is the first who is claiming that Bose was in Russia. Reportedly Khrushchev had told an interpreter during his New Delhi visit that Bose can be produced within 45 days if Nehru wishes. But, that never happened. the Third Enquiry Commission on Netaji Disappearance, led by Justice Mukherjee, categorically announced Bose Bose did not die at the Taihoku plane crash in 1945 as there was no plane crash during that period in an around the air strip, now in Taipei. Thus the Commission had quashed the so-called urn of Netaji at Renkoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan.
It may be recalled that when the ‘news’ of Bose’s death in 1945 reached, Viceroy Wavell quipped, ‘I suspect it very much.” In 1946 Gandhiji also had said, “My inner voices” would told him “Subhas is still alive and biding his time somewhere”. The latest picture points to correctness of his Father of the Nation’s ‘inner voices’.
Photo triggers questions on Netaji's confinement in Russia - C. S. Bhattacharjee - The Sunday Indian
@levina @SarthakGanguly @Hindustani78
So if Stalin knew Netaji had not let his INA fight against Russian army then why would he get Netaji killed?
Yes Swamiji, I know what you're pointing at.try & spot the man...
thanks!!!
Photo triggers questions on Netaji's confinement in Russia
C. S. BHATTACHARJEE | Kolkata, February 14, 2012 14:59
Tags : Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose | photograph revealed | RGAKFD |
Latest revelation of a photograph of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose has once again rocked researchers and Bose-lovers triggering a vital question that whether Bose somehow reached Russia from Taipei even before World War-II was finally over! The photograph from Russian State Archive of Film and Photographic Document or RGAKFD, bearing a caption —“Subhas Chandra Bose during Second World War”, is actually scooped out by Dr Purabi Roy, a well-known research scholar on Netaji-Stalin era relationship.
The research strongly suggests that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, a ‘war-criminal’ in the eyes of Axis Powers, was in the USSR during the Second World War. Dr Roy is the widow of former Rajya Sabha member Kalyan Roy (CPI), whose father Kiran Shankar Roy was the Law Minister of Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy government. She was also a CPI member till early 1990s, and also held a Chair in St Petersburg University. Dr Roy revealed that "she had an opportunity to locate a unique photograph of Subhas Chandra Bose taken during Second World War." Dr Roy, who taught at the Department of International Relations under Jadavpur University for more than two decades, is a scholar in Russian language and history. She incorporated new data in her latest treatise, The Search for Netaji: New findings.
The photograph (attached herewith) shows that water room-heaters are in and around Netaji. These Water Room-heaters were in use only in the USSR at that time. She claims that if the photograph is scanned, it might prove that the photograph was taken in Siberia. Interestingly, during Stalin era Russian concentration camps were located in Siberia. According to Dr. Roy, the aforesaid archive had no photographs of any Indian nationalist excepting those of Mahatma Gandhi and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. “Keeping in mind Bose’s Russian connection, I found the photograph very interesting”, she stated.
However, it might be too hasty to conclude that Russian ruler Josef Stalin had treated Bose as just another ‘prisoner’ in concentration camp as Stalin was well aware that Netaji had refused to let his Azad Hind Fauz (Indian National Army) soldiers fight along with the Nazi forces against the Russian army. A section of research scholars on the USSR’s role in the Second World War thinks that the Georgia-born dictator did want Bose to be handed over to the war tribunal.
Mystery over Netaji’s disappearance was first revealed by Satyendra Narain Sinha, who went to Japan, Taipei and China to follow the missing links. His article were publishes in a national daily in 1960s. But, Dr. Roy is the first who is claiming that Bose was in Russia. Reportedly Khrushchev had told an interpreter during his New Delhi visit that Bose can be produced within 45 days if Nehru wishes. But, that never happened. the Third Enquiry Commission on Netaji Disappearance, led by Justice Mukherjee, categorically announced Bose Bose did not die at the Taihoku plane crash in 1945 as there was no plane crash during that period in an around the air strip, now in Taipei. Thus the Commission had quashed the so-called urn of Netaji at Renkoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan.
It may be recalled that when the ‘news’ of Bose’s death in 1945 reached, Viceroy Wavell quipped, ‘I suspect it very much.” In 1946 Gandhiji also had said, “My inner voices” would told him “Subhas is still alive and biding his time somewhere”. The latest picture points to correctness of his Father of the Nation’s ‘inner voices’.
Photo triggers questions on Netaji's confinement in Russia - C. S. Bhattacharjee - The Sunday Indian
@levina @SarthakGanguly @Hindustani78
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@SledgeHammer
Netaji was supposed to be Yarkutsk prison cell number 45 ...I do not see any cell number . this does not look like Prison ...and Netaji looks rather content if not happy when the photograph was taken
Opps this does not look like Siberia also ....why netaji is wearing suit in Siberia ...ususally people have to wear three layers of clothes there ...and it does not mean three piece suit !!!
what is deemed as water heater ...could it be railing ?
is it possible that this photo was taken in Germany and not in USSR ....
why is that the suit shirt and the spectacle all match with photograph taken in Germany in 1941 ....
Hell even the door with 3 glass pane looks same .....Must be sheer coincidence !!!
But it is possible that I am blind and I do not see the truth ....
whoever made the phenomenal discovery of the Photograph of Netaji in Yarkustk priosn in Siberia was right .
may be Netaji had fashion fad to use same favorite suit everwhere ...from berlin he went to Japan then tapiei and then to manchuria and then finally he went to Siberia ..he must have carried his beloved suit and shirt and tie all along ...
and may he wanted to wear the same suit in frosting -40 Celsius temperature of Siberia....
it is possible ...why not ?
Everything is possible .
@levina @nik22 for you ...this is just to demonstrate how misinformation spreads ....
and how A picture speaks more than thousand words ....sometimes also million words that it did not intend to speak ....
