Today is a historic day. Our govt has made all #NetajiFiles public. People have a right to know about the brave son of India
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) September 18, 2015
"Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has done a great thing and now the Centre has no other option but to declassify the files it has," Netaji's grandnephew and family spokesperson Chandra Kumar Bose told the media here after the release.
WB CM @MamataOfficial going through the declassified #NetajiFiles at #Kolkata Police Museum pic.twitter.com/PEr8g48r9K
— AITC (@AITCofficial) September 18, 2015
The files declassified on Friday consists 12,744 pages and are available to researchers and scholars.
There are so many files and artefacts dating to period even before independence at Kolkata Police Museum: WB CM #NetajiFiles
— AITC (@AITCofficial) September 18, 2015
We have made the beginning. People must know about the final days of Netaji. He must get his due recognition: WB CM #NetajiFiles
— AITC (@AITCofficial) September 18, 2015
