"People Burning Buses Not Fit For Armed Forces": Ex-Army Chief On Agnipath | Read

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General VP Malik, the Army chief who led India to victory during the Kargil War, expressed support for the Agnipath scheme today and said the Army is not interested in recruiting hooligans responsible for the violence taking place during the protests against the short-term recruitment plan. Violence was reported from five states -- Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan and national capital Delhi -- through the day as protest by army aspirants escalated. Trains were set afire, rail and road traffic disrupted, window panes of buses smashed, and passersby, including a ruling BJP MLA, pelted with stones by angry youth demanding the withdrawal of the new short-term recruitment scheme.

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