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National conference to highlight Netaji's ideals
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, FEB. 5.A two-day national conference to commemorate
Netaji Subash Chandra Bose's ideals and his sacrifices will be
held at the Lalitha Kala Thoranam here on February 17 and 18.
Dr. Anita Bose, daughter of Netaji, now settled in Berlin, will
inaugurate the `Smruti Sammelan', as the conference is called,
while delegates from across India besides personnel of the
erstwhile Indian National Army (INA) from Burma, Malaysia,
Singapore and Pakistan will participate. The Chief Minister, Mr.
N. Chandrababu Naidu, will be chief guest at the opening
function.
Five heroes of the INA -- Col. Laxmi Sehgal, Col. G. S. Dhillon,
Col. S. S. Yadava, Col. Arshad of Pakistan and Col. Janki Thevar
-- will be felicitated at the function.
Addressing a news conference here on Monday, the Union Minister
of State for Urban Development, Mr. B. Dattatreya, who is
chairman of the reception committee, Mr. Katam Lakshminarayana,
vice-president, All India Freedom Fighters' Organisation, and Mr.
K.B. Tilak, chairman of the cultural committee, said the purpose
of the sammelan was to infuse in youth the spirit of sacrifice,
patriotism and discipline which Netaji embodied. Another
objective was to revive the memory of freedom fighters who laid
down their lives for the country as people today were becoming
selfish.
Mr. Lakshminarayana said that Netaji would have prevented the
partition of India if he had been alive at the time of
independence because he had the moral courage to face any leader.
They contended that ex-INA personnel coming here from Pakistan
also subscribed to this view.
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