The problem with Netaji's 'marriage' mystery resolution is that its refutation is not done by articulate speakers, well-informed though they be. We need to train speakers who can present their facts (a) rationally (b) fluently and in good diction (c) in a manner legally tenable. Mere emotional effusion and frothy denunciation will not carry much weight. Each and every counter-question will have to be reasonably countered and the challenges thrown by protagonists of the marriage narrative overcome. The logic behind the arguments afforded must be foolproof that will leave no room for further reverse countering. The evidence cited must be introvertible and clinching. Any help from this writer in the training of speakers in the English language in this specific regard will be given with pleasure.
Written by Sugata Bose
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