Netaji and Gandhi, 2 Titans of the Independence Struggle

From: India Abroad | Date: January 24, 1997 | Copyright information

India Abroad
01-24-1997
Netaji and Gandhi, 2 Titans of the Independence Struggle.

Subhas Chandra Bose joined the Congress Party as a lieutenant of the Bengal Congress supreme C.R. Das, on his return from England in 1921 after quitting the Indian Civil Service.

His departure from the party in 1939 was equally flamboyant: elected president of the Congress for a second term, trouncing Mahatma Gandhi's candidate Pattabhi Sitaramayya by 1,580 votes to 1,375, - an outcome unique in the annals of the party since Gandhi's assumption of its leadership, - Bose resigned over differences with Gandhi on ...

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