In the
last two weeks, we came across a shockingly shameful incident. And I am not talking
about the whole net neutrality thing.
Our
First Prime Minister, shamelessly snooped on Subhash Chandra Bose’s kin will go
a long way exposing the first prime minister as a cunning politician.
Generations of Indians have been fed on the Congress-Left glorification of
Nehru as a visionary statesman, the builder of modern India, a great liberal,
and all the lies that is still being fed and peddled by the Media and the
Corrupt Gandhi’s, this is likely to change after the expose. On one of the
greatest leaders India ever had, and whose "death" is the biggest
unsolved mystery in the history of India.
Take a
step back and think about it. If Bose died in a plane crash, as they said he
did, then why did Nehru spy on his surviving kin? Did he fear that they were
contacting his spirit, to take tips on how to dethrone Nehru?
Or did
he know that Bose was alive and was dreading his return? Because the person who
would've lost the most on Bose's return was Nehru and his bunch of Congress
sycophants.
Nehru’s
fear was indeed psychotic in nature. Earlier in 1957, his party had registered
an impressive victory, winning 365 out of 489 seats of the Lok Sabha. The
Opposition was hopelessly weak and divided; only two parties crossed the
double-digit mark, the Communist Party of India being the largest non-Congress
party with 16 seats. It is astonishing that a politician so comfortably placed
could stoop to snooping into the lives of people who were not even in politics.
When Subhash
Chandra Bose was active in Congress, Nehru evidently saw him as a rival, as
both were quite similar in many respects; both were young, Left-leaning leaders
with aristocratic backgrounds. The difference was that Bose was very popular,
while Nehru had to lean on Gandhi for support. In fact, Bose was more popular
than Gandhi, as evident from the fact that he defeated Bhogaraju Pattabhi
Sitaramayya for the post of the president of the Indian National Congress in
the Tripura session of 1939. This was despite Gandhi’s open support to
Sitaramayya. But Bose was ailing at that time, and the supposedly saintly
Gandhi played a sordid game of intrigue and manipulation to ensure the exit of
Bose from the Congress. Meanwhile Nehru did not lend any support to the
ideologically kindred Bose. This must have pleased Gandhi no end; he later paid
back by making Nehru Independent India’s first prime minister.
So,
Subramanian Swamy hit the nail on the head when he
tweeted in the wake of the snooping revelation, “Gandhi and Nehru saw Bose as a
threat to their positions, so [they] isolated Netaji.” In January this year,
Swamy also said, “According to the papers that exist with us, Bose had faked
his death and escaped to Manchuria in China which was under Russian occupation,
hoping Russia would look after him. But Stalin (another greatest crook and bad
ass leader the world has seen) put him in a jail in Siberia. Somewhere around
1953, he hanged or suffocated Bose to death.” ( this is what the news is
floating on the net, it’s not been authenticated)
I believe
Nehru knew Bose was alive. And I also believe that Nehru was scared shitless
about it. And I think he went all the way to ensure Bose never returned to
India.
I think
it's time we had a closure on the Bose Saga. Please Mr. Modi, declassify the
files and tell us what actually happened. Please tell us that the so called
"First Family" shamelessly tried to erase the legacy of a great man.
Please reveal that we were ruled, for over 50 years, by a family of cowards and
selfish individuals, whose only concerns were power and pelf.
I hope my friends at least now accept that the credit for India's Independence does not go to either the so called Mahatma nor to play boy Nehru.
