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Bangkok resolutions not recognised the INA as an independent army. General Mohan Singh had lost confidence in the Japanese. In the beginning of December 1942, the Japanese asked the INA Headquarters to dispatch an advance party to move to Burma so as to prepare camps and accommodation for the main body of INA. Meanwhile, differences developed between Mohan Singh and the Japanese. The Japanese arrested General Mohan Singh on 29 December 1942. There was a period of crisis due to suspense and indecision. On the advice of
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17 April 1943. On appointment Rahman took up the task of collection of kit and clothing of those personnel who decided to leave the INA. When Netaji arrived on 2 July 1943 in
Singapore and the Army was enlarged in December 1943, Rahman was transferred to be the 2nd-in-Command of the 5th Guerilla Regiment.
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Division Commander, Colonel Shah Nawaz Khan, asked Rahman to return from Khabok to Popa. By then 4th Guerrilla regiment had been in that area waging guerrilla warfare for over five weeks. Mount Popa and Kyaukpadaung was one pocket of resistance, which had so far defied all British
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area. Col. Sahgal was given the task to prepare Popa as a strong base with the view to take up an offensive role. Rahman's
Regiment, the 4th Guerrilla, was assigned the duty to check the enemy advance on to Kyauk Padaung from the west, where the British had established a strong bridgehead at Nyaungu.
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Municipal Buildings on 2 October 1942, Rahman attended this function as an observer. The progress in recuperating Rahman's health was slow. He was recommended a month's leave and sent to Penang. He returned to Singapore in the middle of November 1942. The Japanese had not yet ratified
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Rahman was appointed Second-in-Command in December 1943, and raised the 5th Guerrilla regiment at Bidadari in Singapore. Apart from helping in raising the regiment Rahman was responsible for training, discipline, morale and welfare of the troops. The 5th Guerrilla Regiment was formed as part of the
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Camp and 18th British Camp. Its own officer, usually a General residing in the Camp, commanded each Camp. Changi was under military control of Japanese as well as Rahman. Rahman inculcated amongst the prisoners the feelings of national unity, discipline and keen sense of duty through daily lectures
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to better understand their views on the State of Jammu and Kashmir joining Pakistan, as Jammu and Kashmir was a Muslim majority state. In 1947 it was clear that an alternative plan was needed to bring Kashmir under Pakistan's control. Rahman tried his best to organise all of the ex-army people to
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came about. As part of the celebrations of the anniversary, the review of the 2nd Division of the INA was arranged at Mingaladon. It was part of duties of Rahman to make arrangements and issue orders for the ceremonial parade at the vast parade ground. The parade was held on 18 October 1944.
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Camp about 23 km (14 mi) from Rangoon. Rahman was here officiating as the Deputy Adjutant General (DAG) and also the Deputy quartermaster General (DGMG)as well as the Commandant of the officer training school of INA when the first anniversary of the Provisional Government of
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for the first time. It was the beginning of the first INA trial at Red Fort. On 17 September 1945 they were served a copy of charge sheet. The main charge was waging war against the King. The news of trial was made public through the press and All India Radio.
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Brigade along with the general came Col. I. Fujiwara, the greatest supporter of the INA and one of the originators of the idea among the Japanese. Rahman was advised to expect the worst so that there was no disappointment later. Towards end of 1944, Netaji
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air. Under the cover of this barrage the British forces advanced in their heavy tanks and armoured vehicles. There were very heavy casualties. The INA could not organise any defence. 2nd Division of the INA was to withdraw to
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and others based on the defence that they should be treated as prisoners of war as they were not paid mercenaries but bonafide soldiers of a legal government, the Provisional Government of Free India, or the Arzi Hukumate
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and interrogated by Mr. Bannerjee of the Central Intelligence Department. The interrogation was over by the third week of July. On the August 1945, Shah Nawaz, Sahgal, Dhillon and Rahman were jointly summoned to the
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addressing the POWs expressed that it was his firm belief that world peace and the liberation of Asia could not be achieved and maintained without a free and independent India. He further said that if Indian POWs in
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and should be reinstated to India. The third member, Suresh Chandra Bose, submitted a separate report of dissent, saying that there was no air crash at all. The Government of India accepted the majority decision.
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attacks. Under constant raids by INA the British forces were forced to use longer routes that caused the British loss of time, greater consumption of petroleum products and frequent breakdowns of vehicles.
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were prepared to fight British imperialism for the cause of achieving the independence of their motherland, the Imperial Japanese Government would advance all out-support. He suggested the formation of the
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on 15 June 1942, which continued for 10 days. Thirty INA volunteers nominated by Mohan Singh among the Indian prisoners of war attended it. A resolution was passed at this conference known as
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and was posted to 1st Battalion of the 14th Punjab Regiment, which was called "Sher Dil Paltan" on 10 August 1937. He was promoted Lieutenant 1 December 1937 His battalion moved from
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125:(1942-1945)
111:(1936-1942)
108:British Raj
2175:Categories
2015:Shah Nawaz
1926:John Thivy
1876:Tokyo Boys
1733:Sarat Bose
1646:A.M. Sahay
1631:I Fujiwara
1513:Historical
1114:References
1093:(military)
965:Hari Singh
857:INA trials
744:Shah Nawaz
656:Mingaladon
552:East Asian
424:Kota Bharu
222:Hari Singh
122:Free India
96:Allegiance
2153:Hugh Toye
2143:Peter Fay
2123:14th Army
1942:Admin Box
1829:First INA
1771:Azad Hind
1687:Azad Hind
1671:H Iwakuro
1651:S.A. Ayer
1530:Har Dayal
1027:Council.
905:freedom.
877:Azad Hind
773:Irrawaddy
661:Azad Hind
620:Alor Star
606:state of
420:Alor Star
380:Singapore
363:in South
188:Spouse(s)
2035:Asaf Ali
1728:C.R. Das
989:Pakistan
981:GHQ Azad
962:Maharaja
954:Srinagar
885:Red Fort
839:Red Fort
831:Calcutta
780:Aung San
757:Meiktila
690:Myingyan
686:Mandalay
644:Moulmein
640:Thailand
638:through
544:Bidadari
392:Thailand
384:Bidadari
309:Dehradun
289:Musalman
282:Pakistan
196:Children
137:Pakistan
90:Pakistan
2005:Dhillon
1931:Battles
1676:I Kikan
1636:F Kikan
1147:Kawashi
1143:Kawashi
1104:Bhimber
1062:Bhimber
970:Bhimber
815:Taihoku
796:Siberia
718:Nyaungu
678:Rangoon
652:Bangkok
648:Rangoon
628:Kawashi
556:Bangkok
451:malaria
361:Pattani
262:Panjeri
248:of the
242:Bhimber
140:(1947-?
82:Panjeri
59:Panjeri
2010:Sahgal
1540:Chatto
1409:
1391:
1350:
1330:
1131:Sungei
1127:Sungei
985:Gujrat
800:Soviet
792:Taiwan
730:Tetthe
722:Pangan
694:Imphal
632:Mergui
608:Malaya
567:Padang
517:Camp,
471:Malaya
443:Penang
439:Penang
376:Penang
357:Malaya
345:Penang
333:Lahore
286:Rajput
234:Gujrat
146:Awards
134:
105:
2000:CSDIC
1845:Jiffs
1765:U-180
1535:Ghadr
1098:Death
1013:Bannu
974:Kotli
851:Trial
835:Delhi
811:death
784:Prome
769:Magwe
734:Pagon
716:from
705:Nehru
636:Tavoy
624:Jitra
604:Perak
396:Jitra
388:Jitra
365:Kedah
301:Jammu
276:(now
2159:more
2061:more
1981:more
1949:U-Go
1801:Army
1788:more
1704:more
1586:more
1407:ISBN
1389:ISBN
1348:ISBN
1328:ISBN
972:and
827:Pegu
788:Pegu
750:and
748:Popa
741:Col.
646:and
634:and
600:Ipoh
422:and
349:Ipoh
76:Died
53:Born
602:in
355:in
295:of
268:in
236:in
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