Subhash Chandra Bose

So Bose made it to Iceland. Nice, so he should. I think he's much more of an influence on the subcontinent's independence than Gandhii, who is very very grossly overrated. Bose's philosophy was that the subcontinent could only be free through violent struggle, Gandhi was the opposite. Funny how it was Gandhi that got the laurels of it all, and Bose got nothing till recently. I can recommend a film if you're interested in Bose, called the Forgotten Hero. Here's a quick summary of his main movements though. He was under house arrest quite a bit in the subcontinent (I have an affliction for saying India now). He got the help of some people from Pakistan who helped him escape across the border and allowed him to travel to Germany (I believe he also tried Russia). He then went to Burma, I think then onto the Imphal capaigns. It's thought that he speeded up the independence of the subcontinent. In my opinion, Gandhi prolonged it.  

How's it "pre-determined" bias? It's an opinion, but how's it biased? Wasnt Bose a Hindu from Bengal, a complete opposite of anything Pakistani?

As I am online, I could get some details immediately:

 

Bose-Jinnah Correspondence
To Jinnah, 14 May 1938
To Jinnah, 15 May 1938
From Jinnah, 16 May 1938
From Jinnah, 6 June 1938
To Jinnah, 21 June 1938
To Jinnah, 27 June 1938
To Jinnah, 25 July 1938
From Jinnah, 2 August 1938
To Jinnah, 16 August 1938
To Jinnah, 2 October 1938
From Jinnah, 9 October 1938
To Jinnah, 16 December 1938

 

You can also try.

lol, I dont get your point.

Maulana Azad told the Viceroy on April 8 that partition would "spell disaster for the Mussulmans". But Nehru and Patel were set on it. Gandhi, however, began campaigning against partition after his return to Delhi on May 24, driving Mountbatten to denounce him repeatedly in private as "a dangerous Trotskyist", a Wrecker. He found the change hard to understand.