Mention Regarding Alleged Ashes of Netaji
Sugata Bose wrote in his book His Majesty's Opponent that a part of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's ashes were kept in the house of Rama Murti, the founder of Indian Independence League in Tokyo. He also mentioned that the ashes were brought to India in 2006 under the intimation of the Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh. New Delhi based not-for-profit organisation Mission Netaji sought the validity of this information though the Right to Information act, and received the information from the Prime Minister's Office that "no such information exists."
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