Thread by @Awakened_Ind

(1/11)Commemorating Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary. Netaji, the bravest of men, was a ardent freedom fighter in the history of India. He lead the Indian National Army and captured Andaman and Nicobar in 1943, the first territory to gain Independence.

(2/11)His contribution to the freedom struggle was immense and will always be remembered. The Awakened Indian team pays tribute on his JanamDivas.

(3/11)Netaji's book "The Indian struggle" was one of the early narration of the Indian Freedom Movement. The booked opened the eyes of Europeans about the autocratic British rule in India.

Though the book gained popularity in Europe it was banned in India.

(4/11)After the most coveted escape from the British house arrest Netaji spoke to Indians through the Berlin radio.

(Image is for representational purpose. Does not depict the above story)

(5/11)After several talks with world leaders, in 1942, Netaji sailed from Berlin to Sumatra on one of the worlds dangerous expedition.

(6/11)Netaji was elected as INC's president for two consecutive years. In 1938 and 1939. Unlike Mahatma Gandhi, he always condemned the ideals of non-violence against oppressors. He completely condemned Gandhi for supporting British in the Second World War.

(7/11)On December 29th 1943, Indian National Army commanded by Netaji stormed into Andaman and Nicobar and liberated from the colonial clutches.

(8/11)After liberating Andaman and Nicobar the next movement was towards Delhi.

(9/11)Due to unprecedent surrender of Japan to the United States the movement came to a temporary standstill. Netaji took his flight from Saigon. Any details after this incident is still unknown.

(10/11)The @Awakened_Ind team pays tribute the greatest freedom fighter and revolutionary of he nation.

Jai Hind!!

(11/11). What happened to Netaji after 1945 is still a mystery. Several speculations have been made. @anujdhar 's book "India's greatest cover up" contains most of the details over the conspiracy.