THE MAN OF MULTIPLE MYSTERIES ... 2
It will be better if 'researchers' on Netaji's disappearance systematically present the bare facts of the case instead of padding it up with unnecessary adjectives to express their devotion to the leader. The facts alone ought to find prominence and not frothy emotions that merely deflect discussion.
Let 'researchers' be trained in logical thinking devoid of mental cobwebs and let them also learn how to concisely express their views with precision and pertinence.
Much of the mystery surrounding the hero is also the handiwork of mercenaries seeking (a) name and fame (b) money (c) position in the governmental order. If these mercenaries are not given much credence, it will help resolve the disappearance issue faster and better.
So, keep clear of those who harbour fantastic notions about the disappearance issue that are plain unscientific and based on irrational imagination bordering on the insane, and stick to your strict rational analysis of the relevant elements. The intellect must be razor-sharp and one's wits with oneself if the mystery surrounding Netaji is ever to be resolved. A mortgaged mind feeding on fantasies can never arrive at the truth which has baffled intelligent men and women for over seven decades.
End of Part 2
To be serialised
Written by Sugata Bose
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