Qstnid -B-36- What Were The Three Decisions Taken At The Tokyo Conference?answer Tokyo Conference Was Held From 28th March To March 31, 1942. It Was Attended By About More Than 120 Delegates From Burma, Malaya, Thailand, Indo-china, Japan, China Etc. The Tokyo Conference Passed A Resolution To Form An 'Indian National Army'. At The Tokyo Conference (28 March, 1942), The Following Decisions Were Taken: (I) To Expand And Strengthen The Indian Independence League. (Ii) To Form Under The Overall Command Of The League An Indian National Army (Ina) I.e., An Army For The Liberation Of India; And (Iii) To Hold A Conference At Bangkok To Consolidate These Decisions. - 10: Forward Block And The I.n.a.

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What were the three decisions taken at the Tokyo Conference?Answer
Tokyo Conference was held from 28th March to March 31, 1942. It was attended by about more than 120 delegates from Burma, Malaya, Thailand, Indo-China, Japan, China etc. The Tokyo Conference passed a resolution to form an 'Indian National Army'. At the Tokyo Conference (28 March, 1942), the following decisions were taken: (i) To expand and strengthen the Indian Independence League. (ii) To form under the overall command of the League an Indian National Army (INA) i.e., an army for the liberation of India; and (iii) To hold a Conference at Bangkok to consolidate these decisions.