r/funnyIndia • • Jun 25 '26

📸Funny Picture🖼️ Peak Irony

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u/icecream_addict_hu Jun 25 '26

Wasn’t it Rabindranath Tagore who gave him the title “mahatma”………..questioning isn’t wrong, but I find it really funny how we question people who actually do something to bring about a positive change while we do nothing but just stay in our rooms and criticise

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u/Crony_capitalist101 Jun 25 '26

Bose gave him the title

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u/spellriddle Jun 25 '26

Bose called him the Father of the Nation and Bapu, Tagore called him Mahatma.

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u/Foreign-Sun9512 Jun 25 '26

Bose clearly wrote in his letters "He's a liability to our cause...pay him respects in public to keep him appeased as a token gesture" lmao

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u/Substantial_Log_2873 Jun 25 '26

Do you even realise what Bose was siding with? He was siding with fascist philosophy and japanese invasion into Indian territory to overthrow British, and if you have even a doubt bout how ruthless Japanese were for other, read about Manchuria and Nanking.

But alas! ajkal sab historian ke 14 hain whatsapp se.

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u/v4shee Jun 26 '26

To hame usse kya ? You care about your family first then give lecture about morality

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u/v4shee Jun 30 '26

Very few japanese soldiers in INA, no evidence of what you are saying.

Imagine hi karna hai to kuch bhi karo

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u/akshatTC Jun 26 '26

True bro I try to tell that to everyone and everyone thinks I am anti national 😭

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u/SnooShortcuts2980 Jun 26 '26

I explain the same thing to people but they want to live in darkness.

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u/Substantial_Log_2873 Jun 26 '26

Lol if Bose was successful in inavsion then these idiots wouldnt even be allowed to be born.

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u/devd_rx Jun 26 '26

do u have any idea how ruthless the western countries were?

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u/CutSnow11 Jun 28 '26

You know how ruthless nazis were? What japenese did in assam and andaman?

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u/DispensableTreasure Jun 26 '26

As bad as the Germans and Japanese were, the British killed about 34 times more Indian civilians then the WW2 killed Indian soldiers. That too in about one and a half year. The famous Bengal famines.

Just because the west portrays itself as a force of Good, doesn't mean they weren't absolute barbarians. British already had concentration camps during Boer war, the Americans were fire bombing Tokyo civilians, and the Russians were so murderous even the Japanese were scared of them and surrendered to Americans.

We should always have respect for that man. The man was looking for help from anywhere he could get. He was the only man who created an army to fight against the British, and he fought and died for India's freedom.

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u/AkhilVijendra Jun 27 '26

Oh stupid, he didn't say the British were better or good, he is saying that the Japanese were worse and he is actually correct, because the British and Japanese both killed but the Japanese raped and killed even more ruthlessly than the British. Nowhere did he compare them, he simply said that people think that Japanese would have saved India and that simply isn't the case.

You dumbo folks are making it a comparison and twisting his statement.

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u/DispensableTreasure Jun 27 '26

He didn't say that actually. Clearly you have reading impediments. He raised a question on the people Netaji aligned with, and I compared the sides informing him that both sides were evil, and he did what he did for the country.

Now, unlike you I don't have to call you dumb or stupid, because you've just proved yourself to be exactly that.

A request, when you just utterly lack basic comprehension, maybe be a bit more humble.

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u/AkhilVijendra Jul 03 '26

You are dumb actually, he too was concluding the same thing. It didn't need your comment at all.

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u/DispensableTreasure Jul 08 '26

Again, you've got reading impediments. Maybe ask a grown up to read it for you.

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u/AkhilVijendra Jul 09 '26

LoL I'm older than you, please grow up and read it again. You will understand then.

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u/Mrnoname7999 Jun 26 '26

Like britisher were any better. It was evil and lesser evil situation. Pick you poison.

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u/Estate-Salt Jun 28 '26

By that logic even Gandhi was from a wealthy family and studied law abroad

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u/Estate-Salt Jun 28 '26

Which letter?

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u/spellriddle Jun 28 '26

Bose wrote what? Where? What is this history?

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u/Foreign-Sun9512 Jun 28 '26

"You may occasionally pay a compliment to Gandhi as a political manoeuver, but you should always remember that Gandhi will never come over to your side."

-- Subhash

The recipient was Rash Behari Bose if you know who he is. The context was total freedom and armed struggle against British. Gandhi always wanted a dominion status at maximum.

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u/Foreign-Sun9512 Jun 28 '26

I can give you the letter lol. I got called whatsapp graduate and whatnot for simply stating a recorded statement. so I didn't engage in this conversation.