A World View on The Netaji

In Between Loksabha Election 2014 and 2019, the "dedicated" "Netaji-lovers" and the third conspiracy theory preachers were hell-bent to make people eat their words - "Netaji was hiding with a saintly safron identity in fear of Nehru, the favourite whip-boy of the rightists. Netaji was frightened personality." Now since the election is over, and the votes, even if in a minuscule percentile, helped to swing against the Nehrus and rest, now the report of Sahai Commission were placed before UP state govt just a few months after Parliament election of 2019.   And the result is as the news link provide. Added with it, two other earlier news clippings which show that media were fed with fake news concerning Sahai commission.    https://www.hindustantimes.com/lucknow/gumnami-baba-was-not-netaji-but-his-follower-says-justice-sahai-commission/story-5lOzLE18KAHctky6HW9kbI.html Gumnami Baba was not Netaji, but his follower, says Justice Sahai

" Netaji and Gumnami Baba are same - a few contradictions any Indian can find out: 1. Why not conduct DNA test again before CCTV and by agency with unquestionable integrity. 2. If Netaji had returned secretly and began staying in Ayodhya,seeing the state of India and resurgence of people's movement, a leader with Netaji's character could never remain behind door. Rather he would come to join the ma in stream of opposition politics and people would love to anoint him as new leader and give him power through ballot 3. 1970 to 1985 Gumnami Baba stayed in UP and with Samar Guha,Member of Parliament drawing attention of Central govt of Congress about that. Now, if the rulers at central govt were , as record shows, having so much fear in Netaji's arrival and stay in India, how come no arm was done to the Gumnami baba for over 15 years ? If the govt wished and as the attitude we are briefed, either Gumnami baba would have been killed or the Allied Force would put claim on

HC order revives Subhash Chandra Bose mystery By Deepak Gidwani | DNA, Mumbai, Feb 2, 2013 Did ‘Netaji’ Subhash Chandra Bose die in a plane crash in Taiwan on August 18, 1945? The question is once again back to haunt historians and Netaji’s numerous followers alike after the Allahabad High Court’s order directing the government to take a fresh look into the matter. The order comes in a case file d 27 years ago to ascertain whether one mysterious ‘Gumnaami Baba’ who lived in Faizabad for several years was actually Netaji himself. According to history books, Netaji, founder of the Indian National Army (INA) and one of the leading lights of the Indian independence movement, died in a plane crash in Japan in August 1945. His ashes are kept in Tokyo’s Renkoji temple. But the mystery surrounding his death is yet to be solved. “The personal articles, documents and photographs recovered from his room after his death (on September 18, 1985) clearly show that Gumnaami Baba was indeed Net