Was Gumnami Baba Netaji? Did Netaji hide in disguise in post-independence India?
A person whose contribution to India’s independence history cannot be forgotten is our beloved Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. But we have no exact information about what happened to him in the end i.e. whether he is alive or dead today. For a long time Netaji has been compared to a person called Ghumnami Baba, although there is a lot of evidence in his favor that he is indeed Netaji. However, the release of a movie on the subject has already fueled speculation that he was actually Netaji hiding in India in disguise. A commission was formed in this regard and the commission has already issued several statements stating that this person who was being compared to Netaji was not Netaji at all but was an ardent devotee of Netaji. But due to the similarity of his voice with that of Netaji, many people assume him to be Netaji.
The man died in 1985 and was cremated in Ayodhya. The commission said that the items recovered from the person could not be said to be the real Netaji, but the commission said that many people suspected him to be Netaji because he changed his address repeatedly. He was forced to do. This multifaceted protestant was a Bengali, but besides Bengali he knew several other languages just as Neta himself was multilingual. He was a big fan of music and also had deep knowledge about politics, the commission said.
Note that this Goom nami Baba did not meet his devotees. He was a very virtuous person and his words had a wonderful sweetness that made people listen to him spellbound. However, this person did not want to reveal his identity to anyone. However, the commission regretted that only 13 people were present during his last rites because that person could not be Netaji but he was a very good person. Suddenly, in one word, the commission which was set up regarding Netaji made it clear that this Gunnami Baba i.e. around whom there was a suspicion that he was the real Netaji, it was made clear that he was not Netaji but another person. He was a fan of Netaji.
