The true extent to which the INA's actions influenced the decision

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he Indian leaders feared that they'd appear to be Japanese puppets, so a decision was taken that the INA would go to battle solely when the Indian National Congress referred to as it to do so.

The cry became unbiased India's first commemorative submit mark on 15 August 1947. The first postage stamps issued by Independent India are known as the Jai Hind series of stamps, showing the Indian flag with the letters Jai Hind within the prime right hand corner. Commemorative postage stamps have been also issued by the Indian authorities in 1968 and 1993 respectively to commemorate the twenty fifth and the 50th anniversaries of the institution of Azad Hind at Singapore. The Department of Posts additionally contains the six unused Azad Hind stamps in its commemorative guide India's Freedom Struggle through India Postage Stamps.

The true extent to which the INA's actions influenced the decision to leave India is mirrored by the views of Clement Attlee, the British prime minister at the time of India's Independence. The direct origins of Azad Hind may be linked to 2 conferences of Indian expatriates from across Southeast Asia, the first of which was held in Tokyo in March 1942. At this conference, convened by Rash Behari Bose, an Indian expatriate dwelling in Japan, the Indian Independence League was established as the first move in path of an independent Indian state politically aligned with the Empire of Japan. Rash also moved to create a sort of independence military that would help in driving the British from India – this drive would later become the Indian National Army. The second conference, held later that 12 months in Bangkok, invited Subhas Chandra Bose to participate within the management of the League.