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Subhash Ki Otenke Merechilen?
Book Details
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Title: Subhash Ki Oatenke Merechhilen?
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Author: Baridbaran Ghosh
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Publisher: Parul Prakashani Pvt. Ltd.
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Language: Bengali
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Cover Type: Paperback
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ISBN: 9789383413546
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Category: History, Suspense, Biographical Studies
About The Book
"Subhash Ki Oatenke Merechhilen?" by Baridbaran Ghosh is a meticulously researched and thought-provoking book that reopens a controversial chapter from the student life of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. It revolves around the long-debated question: Did Subhas Chandra Bose assault his Presidency College professor, Mr. Oaten?
Much like the mystery surrounding Netaji’s alleged plane crash and death, the Oaten incident is wrapped in ambiguity and speculation. The book explores three major dimensions of the controversy:
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Whether Subhash Bose was directly involved in the physical assault on Professor Oaten.
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His conspicuous silence on the matter.
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Oaten's incomplete and cryptic statements that leave room for multiple interpretations.
This edition includes a historically significant report by B.A. Ray, a fellow student of Bose, adding great depth and context to the narrative.
Rather than taking a polarised stand—whether Netaji was entirely innocent or unmistakably guilty—the editor has carefully curated rare documents, facts, and first-hand reports to present an objective and balanced perspective. These findings hold immense historical value even today.
By shedding light on a relatively obscure but important phase of Bose’s student life, this book enriches our understanding of the man who would go on to be hailed as the “Liberator of Asia.” A must-read for anyone interested in modern Indian history, Netaji’s legacy, and the interplay of truth and myth in nationalist narratives.
