One of the greatest revolutionaries and freedom fighters Subhas Chandra Bose’s death mystery is still a matter of great concern and interest among the people of the country.
In an attempt to shed light on the conundrum, Netaji Subhas Vidyaniketan and NSV Alumni organized an insightful discussion in which eminent Netaji Researcher, Activist, Author and Journalist Anuj Dhar spoke on ‘Netaji’s Death: Solving the Riddle’. The programme was held at Rabindra Sata Varshiki Bhavan in Agartala on Wednesday.
In his two-hour-long intense and interesting discussion with presentation, Anuj Dhar focused on three theories relating to the death of Netaji Subhas Bose – the Plane crash theory, Bose’s death in Russia and the Gumnaami Baba. He came up with multiple documents relating to the three theories along with relevant photographs and bytes of important personalities.
His engrossing presentation kept people glued all along. With documentary and other evidence collected from different sources including intelligence agencies, he convincingly debunked the first two theories – death in a plane crash and death in Russia.
Anuj Dhar, then went on to the emergence of Gumnaami Baba and again produced huge documents and testimonies of different persons including Late Justice MK Mukherjee who led the Mukherjee Commission formed after West Bengal High Court’s Order to probe the ‘Netaji’s death’.
He continued his research on Netaji’s death for over 20 years – his immense knowledge added a new layer of understanding among the audience, in particular, the youngsters of Netaji School, NIT and other institutes. After the discussion, Anuj Dhar took questions from the audience.
Earlier, he also held talk shows and took part in other programmes enriching audiences about Netaji.
(Courtesy : Tripura Times)
