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Loopholes galore in Netaji probe reports
The date of death in the certificate is given as August 19, 1945. However, Dr Yoshini said Netaji died on the night of August 18. Also, the cause of death is given as "heart-attack". If Dr Yoshini's statement is correct, Netaji could only have died of third degree burns.

There are two charts in the following section that bring out the discrepancies in the accounts of the two witnesses. These discrepancies, besides many other factors which emerged later, led Prime Minister Morarji Desai, on September 3, 1978, to declare: "There are reasonable doubts on the correctness in the two reports. Various important contradictions in the testimony of the witnesses have been noticed.

In the light of those doubts and contradictions and those records, Government finds it difficult to accept that the earlier conclusions are decisive."

 
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