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When Modi govt rejected BJP plea
When Narendra Modi Government Rejected BJP Plea. The BJP-led government has refused to make public nearly 39 classified files on the mysterious disappearance of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and related matters, in sharp contrast to the demands of disclosure raised by its senior leaders.
- Refuses to disclose info on mysterious disappearance of Netaji
- BJP in opposition often raked up the issue to score over govt
- Entire country impatient to know how he died, Rajnath had said
New Delhi: The BJP-led government has refused to make public nearly 39 classified files on the mysterious disappearance of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and related matters, in sharp contrast to the demands of disclosure raised by its senior leaders.
In January when the election campaign was at its peak, the then BJP president Rajnath Singh, during a visit toCuttack - the birthplace of Netaji - demanded that the UPA government make public the records related to the freedom fighter. Singh is now the Home Minister.
The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) in a recent RTI reply accepted that there were 41 files related to Bose, of which two had been declassified, but refused to disclose them taking a position similar to that of the erstwhile Congress-led UPA government.
