Subhas Chandra Bose Daughter: Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s daughter Anita Bose Pfaff said that she would soon contact the governments of India and Japan for a DNA test of the ashes kept at the Renkoji Temple in Tokyo. Anita Bose said in an interview to the media that when the country is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its independence, then solving the mysteries related to Bose’s life and bringing the ashes to India will be a real tribute to the freedom fighter.
The daughter of Subhas Chandra Bose said, “Being the daughter of Netaji, I want to know about this secret while I am alive. I will soon officially contact the Government of India for a DNA test.
‘DNA test of Netaji’s bones’
Anita Bose Faf said that I will wait for some time for the reply of the government, if I get the answer, it will be good and if I do not get the answer, then I will contact the Japanese government. If the government agrees or they ask me to proceed in this direction and I don’t want to be involved in it myself, then I can go ahead in this regard.
Will contact the Japanese government
German national Anita Bose Faf said she had contacted the Indian government in the past when Congress was in power, but never got a response. She told on the phone from Germany that this time I will not be late. The COVID-19 situation has already delayed the matter by two years. I will be in touch with the Japanese government as well. Initially, the Japanese government decided to keep the ashes because they thought it was a matter of a few months, but now it is 77 years.
Anita Bose praised the Modi government
Economist Faf said that I do not want to name anyone. Some people see political gains in Netaji’s life and its mysteries, but people generally do not have this stand. Even now most of the people appreciate him and do not get involved in politics. He said the BJP-led Indian government was doing more to honor Bose’s legacy. It is not a mystery to me, as there is enough evidence that he died in a plane crash, but I want to bring his ashes back to his homeland.
When did Netaji die?
Anita Bose Pfaff further said that I want to do this service to my father. He said that now with the help of advanced technology, DNA testing can be done in a state-of-the-art manner. For those who have doubts whether Netaji died on August 18, 1945 or not, this is his chance to gain scientific evidence that the ashes kept at the Renkoji Temple in Tokyo belong to him.
Significantly, the mystery about Netaji’s death remains. It is believed that Subhas Chandra Bose died in a plane crash on 18 August 1945. Two commissions of inquiry have said that Netaji died in a plane crash on August 18, 1945, while the third commission of inquiry said that Bose was still alive after this.
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