New Delhi: Amid protests against the 'Agneepath Scheme' brought by the Central government, the Defence Ministry on Saturday made several major announcements. A statement issued by the Defence Minister's Office said that 10 per cent vacancies in the Defence Ministry will be reserved for those 'Agniveers' who meet the requisite eligibility criteria. The Government has also made it clear that this quota will be separate from the quota given to ex-servicemen. At the same time, Union Minister Anurag Thakur also said, "I urge the youth that violence is not the right path. The government is seriously listening to your concerns. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports is also considering to do something for the Agniveers after 4 years of service.

At the same time, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has also given a green signal to the proposal to reserve 10 per cent job vacancies in the Defence Ministry for agniveers who meet the necessary eligibility criteria. The Defence Ministry said necessary changes will be made in the relevant recruitment rules to implement these provisions. At the same time, the Defence Sector PSUs will also be advised to make similar amendments to their respective recruitment rules. Provision of relaxation in required age will also be made. Apart from this, 10 per cent vacancies will be reserved for indian coast guard and defence civil posts and in all the 16 public sector psus jobs, which will be separated from the ex-servicemen quota.   

Let us know that there is violence and arson across the country against the new Agneepath scheme brought by the central government. Protesters have torched trains, buses and public property at several places. However, in many places, there seems to be a deliberate conspiracy behind it. In many places, many organizations and political parties are giving air to this protest.

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