




Subhash Chandra Bose felt the need for an organized left-wing party within the Indian National Congress. In 1939, he formed the Forward Bloc to unite the entire left wing under one banner and achieve India's liberation with the support of workers, peasants and youth. After independence, the Forward Bloc aimed to establish a socialist state by abolishing the zamindari system, introducing a new monetary system, and reorganizing agriculture along socialist lines. Bose was instrumental in forming the Forward Bloc movement and later took the freedom struggle outside India by leading the Indian National Army against the British with the goals of organizing an armed revolution and fighting the British army with modern weapons.




