Subhas - Savarkar Rapport
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was thoroughly influenced by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar who is considered as the godfather of modern Hindutva.
#veer_savarkar_jayanti
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Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was thoroughly influenced by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar who is considered as the godfather of modern Hindutva.
#veer_savarkar_jayanti
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On 21 June 1940, a meeting between Subhas Bose and #VeerSavarkar reportedly took place at latter’s residence in Dadar to “explore the possibilities of co-operation between Forward Block and Hindu Mahasabbha”.
The meeting was said to have changed Netaji’s course of action
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The meeting was said to have changed Netaji’s course of action
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It was #VeerSavarkar who had advised Subhas “not to waste time organising protests for the removal of British statues like Holwell Monument in Calcutta.”
Instead, Savarkar suggested Bose that:-
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Instead, Savarkar suggested Bose that:-
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“he should smuggle himself out of the country, reach out to the axis powers and raise an Indian Army of liberation out of Prisoner of War (PoWs).”
#VeerSavarkar was said to be in touch with expatriate nationalist leader Rash Behari Bose
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#VeerSavarkar was said to be in touch with expatriate nationalist leader Rash Behari Bose
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On June 25, 1944, Netaji Bose in his speech on Azad Hind Radio showered praises on Savarkar
In May, 1952, during the dissolution celebration of Abhinav Bharat, #VeerSavarkar paid his tribute to Netaji Bose-
“Long live deathless Subhas. Victory to the Goddess of freedom”
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In May, 1952, during the dissolution celebration of Abhinav Bharat, #VeerSavarkar paid his tribute to Netaji Bose-
“Long live deathless Subhas. Victory to the Goddess of freedom”
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