Britain seek more time on declassifying Subash Bose files

NEW DELHI, OCT 4: The UK has sought more time to decide whether to declassify the secret files in its possession on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.
Bose’s family had recently approached British authorities demanding making public all the files relating to his sudden disappearance in 1945.
Sixty four files running into nearly 13,000 pages relating Bose were declassified last month by the West Bengal government.
The files showed some of his close family members were spied on in independent India but there was no clarity whether he died in an air crash in 1945 as is widely believed.