An excellent investigative essay that throws a great deal of light on the Netaji disappearance mystery and I heartily applaud you for your effort. However, when you mention that all three members of the Shah Nawaz Committee agreed to cover up their inconclusive finding about the Renkoji Temple Ashes alleged to be that of Netaji despite emerging fact pointing otherwise, you fail to mention that one of the three members of the said Committee, Suresh Chandra Bose, had also later at his own expense published his Dissentient Report where he vehemently opposed the conclusions of the Committee regarding the Air-crash and the Ashes and complained that he had been debarred access to certain vital files to which the other two members of the Committee were privy, once they had arrived at the understanding that he did not agree with their conclusions about Netaji's disappearance. A detailed account of Shah Nawaz and S. N. Maitra continually hindering Suresh Chandra Bose's effort to arrive at the truth, by deflection and by concealment tactics, has been provided in the Dissentient Report. I hope you will give due consideration to this element as well and upgrade your post for future viewing. Else, it will remain a serious lapse of historical reportage. With warmest regards and sincerest thanks for highlighting the cause of our peerless patriot and foremost revolutionary leader, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.
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