The link to Godse’s statement is not working. Seems like the site has been banned!

http://quest4truth-on-netaji.blogspot.com/2010/08/dichotomy-of-netajis-classified.html

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But Subhas showed in every turn of his eventful interactions from college compound to last pronounced fake air crash that he remained the last unconquered bastion of Indian territory floating the firsts – first Indian Legion, first provincial Govt of India, the first Indian head of Provincial govt, the first Indian national flag hoisted in Kohima and Moirang, the first Indian currency ….Had the front line few leaders of Congress back home were more liberal than being influenced by aroma of Mr. And Mrs Mountbaten and had Gandhiji been more realistic and became a truly secular leader than a Hindu religious follower abiding with the dream of Ram rajya and had Gandhiji reduced his admiration for everything that was British including pretending to be a messiah of non-violence in organishing Indians to join British militarty to join the world war I , and the dichotomy of Gandhiji being pretending to be democratic while playing tricks from the background to create road blocks for democratically elected INC president Netaji from assuming presidentship for the second term.

There are many ifs and buts…..Now world global village of information knows despite the Congress’s Herculean concerted effort under the invisible direction of a family that assumed royalty within democracy, that IF Netaji was allowed to continue as Presedent of Congress, the forces that would rule for independence would be a different force and a different breed than the one we are witnessing in the last 63 years.

And it would be foolish to ignore Jinnah’s statement that had Subhash been at the helm of Congress, Jinhah would not go for Pakisthan and in the process the South asia would not have faced the tragic loss of many a unaccounted millions of life and many a million destruction of dreams. At this critical time in history what we witnessed was Gandhiji’s selective fasting to control Hindu rioters while on a not a single instance going for a fast to disuade Muslim rioters as history of nation shows that he was not that giant stalwarth to command unflenching trust of majority of Muslims or even the Muslim leaders like Jinnah who became the “father” of another section of Indian population in the western front and in a part of eastern front of erstwhile India.

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Thanks for the read

He would have been a perfect foil to Jawaharlal Nehru’s more conservative approach to industrialization, opposed the licence raj and might even have prevented Partition, Murthy added while delivering the Netaji Memorial Oration in Kolkata on Sunday.

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“He was bold, upright and could take on anybody. He could question even Mahatma Gandhi and dared to disagree with him, which he did on the dominion status issue. Netaji knew that areas like population control, industries, agriculture and health were key to the country’s growth and had expressed his views on these. His views were strikingly modern and practical which makes me conclude that India would have done better than China with him in the front seat of the government,” Murthy said.

Critcizing the Centre for not paying “due respect to this great son of India”, Murthy felt it was time to correct the mistake. “I have heard that Delhi doesn’t have a single prominent avenue named after him. This is a shame and I hope our wonderful Prime Minister will soon correct this lacunae,” he added.

Subhas Chandra Bose chose it while living in Germany.
Relevant quote:
The Centre had a flag of its own but it did not had a national anthem. Netaji discussed several options and decided on 'Jana Gana Mana' as the national anthem of the Free India.

How did then it become the national anthem under CON party then?
According to the radio programme, when India became became independent, there was no National Anthem. Early in January 1950, a delegation from India attended the UN General Assembly in New York. One of the members of delegation carried a record of 'Jana Gana Mana' which was produced in Singapore.
He handed this record to the UN Orchestra which then played 'Jana Gana Mana' along with national anthems of other countries.
The delegation came back to India in the 3rd week of January 1950 and reported to Jawaharlal Nehru that 'Jana Gana Mana' was played at the United Nations and was highly appreciated by all those present.
As January 26 was approaching fast and no other national anthem had been found, it was decided that the Tagore's poem should be bestowed the status of National Anthem on January 26, 1950.
Another grand example of monumental incompetence that CON party showed from the beginning.