KESHAB BHATTACHERJEE, THE UNDAUNTED CRUSADER OF JUSTICE FOR NETAJI

I like Keshab Babu's clear articulation of pertinent points with the prosecutor's precision, devoid of diffidence in presentation or confusion in thinking. His style is bold and aggressive, indicative of his command of the material at his disposal, clarity of conception and a fundamental simplicity of being and forthrightness of nature.

Where we see so many other researchers and writers present facts after bedecking them up in a manner that the message intended to be imparted is much camouflaged in verbosity so as to avoid direct confrontation with adversaries, Keshab Bhattacherjee goes right to the heart of the matter without mincing words or indulging in any meandering whatsoever. This, I reckon, may make him the butt of much criticism, fierce opposition and, perhaps, persecution as well, but this is what separates the grain from the chaff, the valorous few from the cowardly multitude of pretenders to protesting against the perfidies perpetrated against our premier patriot, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

It is a pleasure to see someone having the raw courage to present facts as they are without altering text, modifying to moderate the pungency of the effect or practising the perfected art of pleasing one's paymaster while posting historical fiction for the masses to absorb and be misled into believing that which is not and doubting that which truly is.

Keshab Babu, I feel proud to have known you for sometime now and wish you well for all your present and future endeavours in bringing to the fore facts and figures that, otherwise, will remain beyond the vision cone of commoners like us. May God bless you with health, happiness and continued vigour to pursue the truth that lies covered under masses of falsities and fabrications but sure will reveal itself in the fullness of time before the searchlight of penetrative research and study of stalwarts like you! Jai Hind!

P.S. : I am right now going through Keshab Bhattacherjee's magnum opus, 'Chakrabyuhe Netaji' and daily discovering it to be an encyclopaedia of data on Netaji. All those who are ardent about Netaji and wish to delve deep into solving the mysteries that surround this dangerous foe of the exploitative forces of the world that be, I urge such to enter the maze themselves that had held the hero for a while before he emerged triumphed through the citadels where Abhimanyu before him had failed to do likewise. This is not my assertion but is the contention of the author and readers would do well to study this work to form their independent judgement. I ask all of you to read this book.