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This review compares findings of three official inquiries into Netaji's death, highlighting contradictions and significance.
This review paper presents a comparative analysis of the three official Government inquiries into the reported death of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: The Shah Nawaz Committee (1956), The Khosla Commission (1974) and The Mukherjee Commission (2005). It critically examines there evidence, witness testimonies, methodologies, findings, and major contradictions. The paper highlights of agreement and disagreement among the three investigations and discusses why the question of Netaji's reported death continues to remain one of the greatest unsolved historical events in modern Indian history. This work is intended to contribute to historical research by providing readers with a balanced and evidence based comparative review.
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