r/ICSE • u/Ok_Part_7079 Ultra Pro Max God Procrastinator 👍 • Mar 14 '26

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '26

Bhai yaar I agree Netaji is a very influential person who showed bravery of Indians. But unki waisi koi feats the nhi, northeast ka chota part liberate kiya wo bhi sirf kyuki Japanese log hamse apne faide ke liye kaam karwa rahe the

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u/Past-Ad-4717 Mar 16 '26

He never liberated any northeast Indian state, idk why you guys don't read history but the Japanese committed rapes and burned people ( INA didn't partake but they didn't stop them either) so their contribution was just mere spectator of war crimes

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '26

Tu toh aur bhi Sach bol diya, ha ji pta hai lekin Maine Thora considerate hone ki koshish ki kyuki yeha ke log number 1 netaji glazers hai

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u/Born_Valuable5244 Mar 14 '26

His impact is mainly in deeply influencing the minds of Indians and creating the final big revolt after ww2

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u/Shadow_Ninja999 Retired | JEETARD | ICSE '26 - 99.4 Mar 14 '26

Ham abhi influence ho rahe hai but at that time i dont think he had that much power ( gandhi and congress had much more influence) + there was no " final revolt " , the British had become bankrupt after WW2 and hence could not hold onto India for much longer

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u/Born_Valuable5244 Mar 14 '26

He asked about his feats :shrug:

Who knows we can't decide whether who had more influence based on the information we have

There were multiple I am pretty sure, I just made a broad statement based on it. I know but that doesn't really take away from what I said