The Transfer of Power documents related to what the British had decided they would have done to Netaji were he to be captured alive are proof enough that there had never been any air-crash that had killed Netaji. The Government of India should be ashamed of its complicit role in this perfidy and of its compliance with the heinous conditions of its treaty with the British Government to hand over India's only War Criminal to the Allies for justice. Nehru's letter to Attlee labelling Netaji as such is a pointer to the fact that it is no exaggeration to state that the Indian Government is bound by some sort of agreement with the British to hand over their liberator to the enemy's hands. The present government is playing the same tune, off-beat and off-scale, though, to the delight of some, to the dismay of many and to the sheer indifference of the multitude that lie in ignorance of the larger questions of life.
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