Former Indian National Army Monument

The Former Indian National Army Monument stands at Connaught Drive in a public park and marks a place of remembrance with a commemorative marker. It honors soldiers who fought for independence in the past.

The original monument was established during Japanese occupation but was later destroyed and replaced by a new memorial. Its reconstruction took place decades later and marks a restoration of remembrance.

The site honors those who fought for independence, and the memorial's design reflects principles that remain meaningful to the Indian community today. Visitors experience it as a place to remember these historical figures and acknowledge their ideals.

The site is easy to reach and accessible to visitors with limited mobility. You can visit at any time during the day without worrying about special hours or entrance fees.

The commemorative marker was funded by the Indian community about 30 years ago after the original monument no longer existed. This restoration shows the strong commitment and determination of the community to preserve its heritage.

Inception: July 8, 1945

Founders: Subhas Chandra Bose

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

GPS coordinates: 1.28942,103.85389

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:00