evidence: Suresh Bose was part of the three-man Netaji Enquiry Commission, headed by Shah Nawaz Khan, which was constituted in 1956, to investigate the death of Suresh Bosh's brother Subhash Chandra Bose. The cessation of Netaji having died in a plane crash was deduced by two members of the Commission. Suresh Bose rejected that theory. Bose also challenged the decision to appoint Shah Nawaz Khan as Chairman of the Commission, since, according to Suresh Bose, Khan was chosen owing to the fact he had already made up his mind that a plane crash had occurred, in line with Nehru's belief. [...] "He escaped from the Indo-China border alive and his whereabouts were unknown as late as December 11, 1947, as reported in the secret document. This implies that he was alive somewhere but not dead in 1947," More said in the ET report, with reference to a French report written for the "Haut Commissariat de France for Indochina", under the title "Archival Information on Subhash Chandra Bose." [...] "to inquire into… the circumstances concerning the departure of Netaji… from Bangkok about the 16th (of) August 1945, his alleged death as a result of an aircraft accident," in 1956, the government formed Netaji Inquiry Committee for an official probe into Netaji's fate. The committee consisted of a former Major General in the INA, and the then parliament secretary Shah Nawaz Khan, Netaji's older brother Suresh Chandra Bose, and S.N. Maitra of the Indian Civil Service.