Broadcast
by Tokyo Radio-07/11/1944
Netaji
Subhas Chandra Bose, Head of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind, gave
detailed description of the political situation in India in a broadcast speech
to the Japanese nation. Netaji told the Japanese nation that the people of
India in general were anxious to assist Japan in the prosecution of the war in
the East, but that the chaos of communal antagonism among Indians and the
intentional interference of the Anglo-Americans in Indian home affairs had
proved fatal toIndian freedom. Netaji declared that another talk between
Mahatma Gandhi and Mr Jinnah, the two great Indian leaders, would perhaps succeed
in uniting the two communities. Mr Bose said that Mr Jinnah still seems to be
adhering to his Pakistan scheme, which aims at dividing India into two parts on
a communal basis, but perhaps he ignores the fact that the partitioning of
India will further diminish Indian national strength and India will meet the
same fate as the Balkans are now suffering in Europe. Netaji went on to say,
“While Mahatma Gandhi is a true nationalist whose very life has been spent in
endeavouring to unite all the Indian communities, the rift in the lute between
Mahatma Gandhi and Mr Jinnah is extremely wide and cannot be abolished by airy
conversations which are probably designed to mislead the Indian peoples.” Mr
Bose, however, hoped that despite all these difficulties the Indian National
Army will succeed in freeing the Indian people from the shackles of slavery.”
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