Question

what was role of Indian army in achieving the Freedom ​

Answer 1

Subhash Chandra Bose are prominent Congress leader waste award for freedom from outside India he is came from prison and reached Germany Viva Afghanistan from there he went to Japan Singapore and Malaysia Subhash Chand Bose became the commander in chief of the Indian National Army or Azad Hind Fauj its famous slogan Jai Hind and Dilli chalo.

Answer 2

The INA was not significant enough to beat the British-Indian Army by military strength. He also writes that the INA was aware of this and formulated its own strategy of avoiding set-piece battles, gathering local and popular support within India and instigating revolt within the British-Indian Army to overthrow the Raj. Moreover, the Forward Bloc underground movement within India had been crushed well before the offensives opened in the Burma–Manipur theatre, depriving the army of any organised internal support. However, despite its small numerical strength and lack of heavy weapons, its special services group played a significant part in halting the First Arakan Offensive while still under Mohan Singh's command. The propaganda threat of the INA and lack of concrete intelligence on the unit early after the fall of Singapore made it a threat to Allied war plans in Southeast Asia, since it threatened to destroy the Sepoys' loyalty to a British-Indian Army that was demoralised from continuing defeats. There were reports of INA operatives successfully infiltrating Commonwealth lines during the Offensive. This caused British intelligence to begin the "Jiffs" propaganda campaign and to create "Josh" groups to improve the morale and preserve the loyalty of the sepoys as consolidation began to prepare for the defence of Manipur.These measures included imposing a complete news ban on Bose and the INA that was not lifted until four days after the fall of Rangoon two years later.