"Remembering Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary. His bravery and patriotism endears him to several Indians across generations," he tweeted.
The Prime Minister chose this day to declassify secret files relating to Netaji with a view of throwing some light on his mysterious disappearance.
Modi said, "Today is a special day for all Indians. Declassification of Netaji files starts today."
The Prime Minister also put out a proclamation issued by Netaji in 1944 asking Indians to fulfil their 'duty' in liberating India.
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Modi later tweeted, "Today we began our efforts to
declassify the Netaji files & place the truth in front of our citizens."
He also said "In order to enable widespread reading & study of the Netaji files, a website has been created. Do have a look."
In another tweet, he said, "It was wonderful that family members of Subhas Babu joined us today.
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