‘Had Netaji been alive, India would never have been partitioned’, NSA Ajit Doval said- Jinnah also…

Ajit Doval on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval gave the first speech at the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Memorial in Delhi on Saturday (June 17). During this, he has spoken a lot about the partition of the country and the personality of Netaji. The NSA said, “If Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was alive, the partition of India would not have happened.”

He said, “Netaji showed courage many times in his life and he also had the courage to challenge Mahatma Gandhi”. Doval said, “But then Mahatma Gandhi was at the peak of his political career. Then Bose had left the Congress.” Doval further said, “I am not saying good or bad, but Indian history and world history have very few similarities between people who had the courage to go against the flow and not take it easy. Was.”

“Japan supported Netaji”

Doval said, “Netaji was alone, there was no country to support him except Japan.” The NSA said, “Netaji had said that I will not settle for anything less than complete independence. He not only wanted to free this country from political subjugation, but also said that the political, social and cultural mindset of the people need to change and they should feel like free birds in the sky.”

“Partition of India would not have happened in the presence of Netaji”

He said, “The thought came in Netaji’s mind that I will fight the British, I will not beg for freedom. This is my right and I will have it.” Doval said, “Partition of India would not have happened without Subhash Chandra Bose. Jinnah had said that I can accept only one leader and that is Subhash Chandra Bose.” The National Security Advisor said, “A question often comes to my mind. In life, our efforts matter or the results matter.”

The NSA said, “No one can doubt the great efforts of Netaji, Mahatma Gandhi was also his admirer, but people often judge you through your results. So did the entire effort of Subhash Chandra Bose go in vain.” The NSA said, “History has been unkind to Netaji, I am very happy that Prime Minister Modi is keen to revive it.”

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