1. Is Netaji alive? Justice Mukherjee seems to believe he is dead. If so, when, where, how? If not, then what do we make of it?
2. Netaji did not die in the fictitious air-crash. Q.E.D.
3. It is certain that Netaji had crossed over into Russia. Russian files reveal this. Kolesnikov-Roy probe.
4. Was Netaji Stalin's honoured guest or was he interned in a Siberian gulag and executed by British intelligence during interrogation?
5. Is there evidence to prove that Netaji had died in Russian incarceration? Protagonists of the theory must validate their stance.
6. JMCI failed to interview Kolesnikov. It was inconclusive about Netaji's fate. Privately, Mukherjee claimed Gumnami Baba to be Netaji.
7. The Sahay Commission must reveal the identity of Gumnami Baba. But will it? Will it again end in inconclusive vagueness?
8. Stalin was inimical to the Gandhi-Nehru combine. Would he then be inclined to disposing of Netaji as so much political baggage?
2. Netaji did not die in the fictitious air-crash. Q.E.D.
3. It is certain that Netaji had crossed over into Russia. Russian files reveal this. Kolesnikov-Roy probe.
4. Was Netaji Stalin's honoured guest or was he interned in a Siberian gulag and executed by British intelligence during interrogation?
5. Is there evidence to prove that Netaji had died in Russian incarceration? Protagonists of the theory must validate their stance.
6. JMCI failed to interview Kolesnikov. It was inconclusive about Netaji's fate. Privately, Mukherjee claimed Gumnami Baba to be Netaji.
7. The Sahay Commission must reveal the identity of Gumnami Baba. But will it? Will it again end in inconclusive vagueness?
8. Stalin was inimical to the Gandhi-Nehru combine. Would he then be inclined to disposing of Netaji as so much political baggage?
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