On Sunday, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee claimed people had the right to know what occurred to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, while remembering the "son of the soil" on the day he was missing 74 years ago. She said Netaji's whereabouts had not yet been known after he "disappered" on August 18, 1945. "This day, in 1945, Netaji flew from Taihoku Airport in Taiwan only to disappear forever. We still don't know what happened to him. People have the right to know the great son of the soil," Banerjee tweeted. From time to time, the Center had formed panels — the Shah Nawaz Committee in 1956, the Khosla Commisson in 1970, the Mukherjee Commisson in 2005 — to shed light on the mysteries surrounding Netaji's death or disappearance, but none could reply.