:  Wow, what a display of intellectually dishonest one-sided hyperbole! You have selectively put forward info to project a biased view of Bose, without making even a weak attempt to put things into context. Whatever you may be, British, Anglo-Indian, or whatever, your bias clearly shines through. You are not only ignorant about Bose and the INA, but incredibly myopic about the Indian independence struggle. In other words, the act of a bunch of Sikhs getting shot because loyalty to British salt was more dear to them than their own motherland is "brave", but when Indians who see the bigger picture revolt against the British imperialists; they are merely "confused", "grandiose", and "disturbed". When Bose makes a pact with the new imperialisms of Germany and Japan to drive out the British imperialists from his homeland, he is a "fraud", but when Gandhi pledges support to the British imperialists only so that they will eventually leave, he is "legitimate". Don't pretend to be a balanced impartial observer of history, when you have your own apologist bias for the British Raj. It doesn't make any sense for ou to criticize Indian nationalists and jingoists for their warped outlook on Indian history, when you  are equally as guilty. You are just another side of the same coin.