Six months before the Red Fort trials turned officers of Subhas Chandra Bose’s Indian National Army into national symbols, another Indian force raised during the war was quietly dismantled and sent home. There were no crowds, no lawyers, no slogans and no trials. Most Indians have never heard of it.
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