New Delhi: The Agnipath scheme announced by the Central government for recruitment to the Indian Army continues to be a hot topic across the country these days. Every day there are protests about this scheme from arson to protests. A large number of youth are protesting in different states of the country. Yes, and in many places, the situation has become so terrible that the movement of trains has been stopped. Now amidst all this, 23-year-old Deepak Dangar Ahir, a native of Timana village in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat and currently a resident of Dayapar in Kutch, has written a letter to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Rajnath Singh in his blood in support of 'Agnipath.'

In fact, Deepak Dangar Ahir has written a letter in support of the Agneepath scheme and said that he is ready to join the Army without any salary. Yes, in a letter to the Defence Minister, he has expressed his desire to serve the country by joining the Army with Zero. At the same time, in this letter written with his blood, he has appealed to the youth who are damaging government property to stop the violent protests. In such a situation, in his letter, Deepak has written that his 'blood letter' is a prayer form.

Let us also tell you all that the central government on Saturday announced a 10 per cent reservation in the appointments of paramilitary forces and defence ministries for Agniveers amidst protests over the 'Agnipath' scheme. You may be aware that a bandh was called in Bihar to protest against the scheme and on the fourth day of the protest against the scheme, a railway station and a police vehicle were set on fire in the state. Not only this but apart from this, an ambulance was also targeted by the miscreants while policemen were also reported to be injured at many places in stone-pelting.

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