Union minister Anurag Thakur remembered the valour of Subhash Chandra Bose forward of his delivery anniversary on Sunday at an occasion in Kolkata. Addressing the youth at Yuvotsav 2023, Thakur recalled how Netaji left the Indian Civil Service (ICS), equal to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), to hitch the liberty battle and get up towards the Britishers.
“Netaji left ICS and dedicated himself to the country’s freedom struggle. Netaji stood alone in front of the Britishers. Britishers said they were not afraid of Mahatma Gandhi. Britishers were afraid of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. There were several freedom fighters on Bengal’s soil so the Britishers had to move to Delhi,” he stated.
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The Union minister additional urged the youth to take up the accountability to combat towards those that try to “murder the democracy”.
“Many freedom fighters took birth on this land. If you can free this land from Britishers, you can also free this land from those who are murdering democracy. You have to save the name of Bengal,” he added.
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India is marking Subhash Chandra Bose’s 126th delivery anniversary as we speak. He performed an important position in India’s freedom battle and his life story, bravery and philosophy have impressed many the world over.
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