Habib Ur Rahman

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Colonel Habib ur Rahman was an officer of the Indian National Army and the commandant of its Officers training school in Singapore. Rahman was also the only Indian accompanying Subhas Chandra Bose and thus the only Indian witness at the time of his alleged death in a plane crash in Taihoku on 18 August 1945. After the fall of Japan Rahman was repatriated to India. Following the Partition of India in 1947, Rahman chose to settle in Pakistan.

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