S. A. Ayer

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Taihoku plane crash
-Colonels T and Nonagaki (back and left) and Capt Arori (right).

Subbier Appadurai Ayer (14 April 1898 (in madras presidency) – 1 April 1980) was the Minister for

Azad Hind Government
.

Following the successful Allied

Red Fort Trials and became a key defence witness in the first trial. In 1951, Ayer published his personal accounts of the Indian National Army and Subhas Chandra Bose
called "Unto Him a Witness: The Story of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose in East Asia, Bombay, 1951". Ministry of external affairs file No 25/4/NGO - Volume 1, which used to be top secret is now available at the National Archives. SA Ayer and Munga Ramamurti, the head of Indian Independence League (IIL) in Tokyo, were accused in the file of having made away with the war chest Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's had created for the Indian National Army and the India Independence League with public help to sustain the freedom struggle. Assisting the duo was Colonel JG Figgess, the military attaché at the British embassy. It is alleged that the Indian Government had done nothing in their dispensation to investigate the allegations and might as well have been rewarded.

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