Strengthening rumours and the findings of the Justice Mukherjee’s Commission of Enquiry that veteran freedom fighter and Ajad Hind Fouz founder, Mr Subash Chandra Bose did not die in the  1945 plane crash, Mr Nizamuddin , who worked as the most confidential driver to Bose, revealed today his master did not die in the 1945 plane crash as every one thought.

Disclosing that he joined the Ajad Hind Fouz in 1942 and remained a confidential follower of Bose since then, Nizamuddin said that he dropped the revolutionary leader on the banks of a river in the then Thailand-Burma border in a car after four months of the reported plane tragedy.

“I pleaded with him that I would stay along with him to serve him but he convinced me to leave him saying we would meet in the independent India,” Nizamuddin told journalists in Varanasi.

Nizamuddian has claimed that he got an invitation after ten years after the incident from Netaji asking him to attend a meeting. “The invitation came through Mr Swamy, chairman of the Relief and Repatriation Council,” he said and showed to journalists the original letter sent by Bose to him.