HUNGER IN INDIA: HUNGER IN LONG RUN COULD PROVE SUCCESS UNDER ‘AGNIPATH’ -
THE PATH OF FIRE SCHEME?
By: Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar ManchHUNGER IN INDIA: HUNGER IN LONG RUN COULD PRVOVE ‘SUCCESS’ UNDER ‘AGNIPATH’ -THE PATH OF FIRE SCHEME?
2. The Short Term Soldiers Under ‘Agnipath- The Path Of Fire’ Scheme Only After No Security Of
Service And Pension Be Patriots To Fight In The Battle Field?
3. Would The Short Term Soldiers Under ‘Agnipath- The Path Of Fire’ Scheme Only After No Security
Of Service And Pension Be Patriots To Fight In The Battle Field?
4. The lawmakers have no such family traditions to adopt like Agnipath- The Path Of Fire’ though
exceptions may not be ruled out in India.
5. Would only ‘HUNGER IN LONG RUN’ could bring such path of only patriotism, ‘The Short Term
Soldiers Under ‘Agnipath- The Path Of Fire’ Scheme Only After No Security Of Service And Pension Be
Patriots To Fight In The Battle Field in India?
Bihar Cuts Train Services As ‘Agnipath- अग्निपथ- The Path Of Fire’’ Rampage Continues-NDTV
Bihar Cuts Train Services As 'Agnipath' Rampage Continues: 10 Points: Trains and stations have been
vandalised and set on fire in Bihar over the last four days by Agnipath protesters. All India: NDTV
News Desk: Updated: June 18, 2022 8:41 pm IST: https://www.ndtv.com/india-
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were stopped in Bihar till 8 pm today and will be suspended again at 4 am tomorrow till 8 pm,
authorities said, as the state continued to reel under the worst outbreak of violence over the 'Agnipath'
military recruitment scheme.
Here are the 10 latest developments in this story:
· A railway station and a police vehicle were torched, and several policemen injured in stone-
throwing as protesters tried to enforce a bandh, calling for a rollback of the new scheme for recruitment
in the armed forces.
· Over 350 trains were cancelled today across India as deadly violence by armed forces aspirants upset
with the new programme continued in several states despite new assurances and concessions by the
government.
· The Home and Defence ministries promised new 10 per cent quotas each in jobs for 'Agnipath'
recruits after their four-year tenure. The Ministry of Shipping also announced plans to induct Agniveers.
· In Uttar Pradesh, the police arrested 250 people over the violence that erupted after the scheme
was announced on Tuesday and registered cases against 400 unknown people. 150 others were charged
by the railways police in the state.
· In Kerala, hundreds of young men took out huge protest rallies in Thiruvananthapuram and
Kozhikode, demanding immediate exams for army recruitment. In Karnataka, the police used sticks to
disperse protesters as they attempted to take out a march in Dharwad.
· In Telangana, Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao expressed shock and grief over the death
of a 24-year-old man, who died after security personnel opened fire at agitators at the Secunderabad
railway station on Friday. Mr Rao announced ₹ 25 lakh compensation to his family and also a government
job for an eligible relative.
· In Bengal, train services in the North 24 Parganas district were disrupted for around one hour as a
group of agitators blocked railway tracks and did push-ups as a mark of protest.
· In Haryana, protesters set a vehicle on fire outside the Mahendergarh railway station while a group
of over 50 agitators raided the Ludhiana railway station in Punjab, damaging property. In Rajasthan,
hundreds of young men held demonstrations at various places including Jaipur, Jodhpur and Jhunjhunu,
and blocked the Jaipur-Delhi Highway in Alwar briefly.
· The opposition maintained the pressure on the government, with Congress president Sonia Gandhi,
who is in hospital with Covid issues, calling the Agnipath scheme "directionless" and saying that her party
will work for its withdrawal.
· Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who held a meeting with top military officers, strongly defended
the programme, saying it was announced after wide-ranging consultations including with the
ex-servicemen and blamed the protests on a misunderstanding spread for political reasons.
· Concessions Planned, Not Fallout Of Protests, Says Centre 'Agnipath': Concessions Planned, Not
Fallout Of Protests, Says Centre: A large number of soldiers were in their 30s and this age factor had
become worrisome, Lieutenant General Anil Puri told reporters today: All IndiaReported by
Akshay Kumar Dongare, Edited by Debanish AchomUpdated: June 19, 2022 6:07 pm IST:
https://www.ndtv.com/india-
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THE PATH OF FIRE SCHEME?