Assembly Speaker Urges Respect For Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose

West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee visited the Netaji Museum in Kurseong on Thursday to review the site. During his visit, he emphasized that Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose is a symbol of national pride and a key figure in India's freedom struggle. He stated that people should avoid making controversial or offensive remarks about Netaji to prevent negative impacts on society. He further stressed that everyone must act responsibly when speaking about such an important historical figure.

Promoting Netaji Museum Globally

The Speaker expressed his desire to elevate the status of the Kurseong museum beyond the local level. He stated that the site should receive global recognition to help people from across the world learn about Netaji's life and his role in the independence movement. He plans to submit a proposal to the Chief Minister to improve the museum's reach and visibility. He noted that while many tourists visiting the hills come to the museum, many remain unaware of its exact location and deep historical significance.

Infrastructure and Development Needs

Regarding the development of the site, the Speaker highlighted the need for better publicity and improved basic facilities for visitors. He pointed out that the museum is a major attraction for those traveling from the plains to the hills. By enhancing the infrastructure and promoting the museum, the government aims to ensure that more tourists can connect with the history preserved there. He assured that the government is committed to maintaining the sanctity of the museum.

Government Stance on Controversies

Addressing recent discussions surrounding Netaji, the Speaker reiterated that his contributions to the nation are unforgettable. He stated that no one should say anything that might hurt the sentiments of the public. He clarified that if anyone is found making inappropriate remarks or acting wrongly, the government will take necessary action to address the situation. The visit served as a reminder of the need to honor historical leaders with dignity.