Who among the following is not associated with defense of the ‘Indian National Army’ prisoners in the Year 1945–46?

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Telangana Police SI Prelims 2022 Official Paper

Answer 1

The correct answer is Mahadev Desai.

Key Points

Mahadev Desai was a prominent freedom fighter, writer, and secretary to Mahatma Gandhi.
He was not directly associated with the defense of Indian National Army (INA) prisoners in 1945–46.
His primary contributions were in assisting Gandhi in political campaigns and writing extensively about the Indian independence movement.
Mahadev Desai passed away in 1942, making it impossible for him to be involved in the INA trials of 1945–46.

Additional Information

Bhulabhai Desai: Bhulabhai Desai played an important role in defending the INA prisoners during their trial in 1945–46. He was an eminent lawyer, politician, and freedom fighter who argued passionately for the INA soldiers in the Red Fort trials.
Jawaharlal Nehru: Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, actively participated in the defense of INA prisoners. He wore his barrister’s robes to appear in court and provided legal assistance during the trials.
Asaf Ali: Asaf Ali was a prominent lawyer and Congress leader who was also part of the legal team defending the INA prisoners. He played a significant role in the Red Fort trials.