Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose of India's independence movement

 

 Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Role in India's Independence Movement

At that stage of the Indian independence movement, the independence struggle was not confined to India. Outside India, it became lively. India's quit India movement was heralded by Subhash Chandra Bose Azad, one of the leading leaders of the independence movement Outside India, an unpredictable scripture runs the struggle.

Tripura Congress, Subhasabasu resigns: -

Before World War II, Subhash Chandra Gandhi strongly criticized the Congress APS policy and gave the British government six months' independence Suggests sending extreme vessels for payment. But Congress did not accept the proposal.

Meanwhile, with the opposition of Subhas Chandra Gandhi, the Congress party was re-elected as Congress president The public conflict is creative. At the Annual Meeting of the Congress held in Tripuri (March 1913) Gandhiji's followers were able to crush him. As a result, 1939 Subhas Chandra left the Congress in April, following a dispute with Gandhiji.

When World War II began, Subhash Chandra realized that India had created a favourable environment for the struggle against British imperialism. As World War II began, international events in the world began to change rapidly. The invasion of Germany in the East and Japan in the East caused the British occupation.

Subhash Chandra with his newly established throwback and other like-minded individuals and groups 1940 In March, the APS summit in Ramgarh called. Subhash Chandra then announced a national effort to start a national struggle. Sadly, this effort for government suppression policy did not work.

Subhash Chandra saw that the national struggle within the country to oppose the Congress would not succeed. In this situation, Subhash Chandra went abroad and joined the anti-British Shibir camp and resolved to turn the independence movement into a Shastra struggle.

Subhash Chandra's departure: -

After the outbreak of World War II, the British anti-British struggle to create public opinion in India. After that 1940 In July, the movement related to the removal of the Hallowell Memorial Deal On the eve, Subhash Chandra was imprisoned. After being released for physical illness a few days later, he was kept inside the house.

In the interim 1941, He emigrated in January in disguise and overcame many obstacles He eventually arrived in Berlin (March 1941). But the Germans realized the difficulty of managing the liberation struggle Subhash Chandra Ranakosal changed and adopted the policy of conducting the Shastra struggle against the British in cooperation with Japan along the eastern border of India.

After the fall of Singapore, it was planned to set up the Azad Hind Fudge with Indian troops captured by Japan, and At a session in Bangkok in June, the 'Indian Independence Association' was formed under the leadership of the revolutionary Ras Bihari Basu. It is chaired by Rasbihari Bose and Captain Mohan Singh The proposal to form a troop was passed.

But Japan did not explicitly declare any policy on India Rasbihari Basu's efforts did not produce any special results. Then 1943 When Subhash Chandra arrived in Singapore in July, Rasbihari Bose fought on him in South East Asia Assign management responsibility.

Azad Hind Foz Formation by Netaji: -

Finally 1943, on 21 October Subhas Chandra set up the Azad Hind Government with the approval and assistance of the Japanese Government in Singapore And in the new form Azad formed the Hind Foz. Subhas Chandra is the leader of this Azad Hind government. He is the Prime Minister of Sijilen, Foreign Secretary, Secretary of State and Soldier. 1943 In October, the Azad Hindu government declared war on Britain and America.

One crore was collected for the operation and organization of the war. Thus Subhas Chandra prepared the field of struggle outside India with an extraordinary workforce and organisational power. He was called Netaji and became the face of the Azad Hind Foz "Jai Hind" sound.

Then the Azad Hind forces under the leadership of Subhas Chandra took up the program of invasion of India and the liberation war started. Azad Hind forces also arrived at the Assam border when Japanese troops occupied the Brahmans (1944March).

After this Netaji intended to overthrow British rule in India Arakan crosses borders and Manipur.15 April 1944 The Azad Hind forces occupied the city of Kohima and fought in infinite valour And that's where the first national flag was flown.

The defeat of Azad Hind Faz: -

But in a short time the inhuman efforts of the US, British allied forces, the Bramhads were recaptured and Japan's invasion often took place. Attempts to rescue Azad Hind Faz from the Japanese military crisis failed. On the one hand, the British and America are immense runners On the other hand, the Azad Hind forces lacked food and weapons, so Netaji could not handle the war.

As a result, Netaji Azad shifted to Bangkok from Rangoon, the cadre of the Indian government. Eventually, Azad Hind Yadav was forced to surrender and Azad Hind Faz The soldiers were captured in the hands of British soldiers and sent to India for trial. 

Netaji disappeared in a plane crash while going to Japan. Thus, with the help of external forces led by Subhas Chandra, the Shastra struggle for India's independence failed.

Importance of Azad Hind Faz:-

Although the courageous attempt to liberate India from outside with the help of Azad Hind Fauj was not successful, Netaji's Azad Hind movement accelerated India's independence Did.

The views and paths that Netaji Subhas took to achieve India's independence are not favourable to many  However, the people of the country knew of the glorious valour and heroism of the Azad Hind Bahini Tensions erupted throughout India, and tumultuous protests began demanding the release of Azad Hind army chiefs. The British Government clearly understood that it was not possible to maintain a British Empire in India, depending on the eight British troops.