MP News : Former Major General G.D. Bakshi, who arrived in Jabalpur, targeted those who do politics of caste in the country. He said that it is a matter of great sorrow that even after 75 years of independence, caste politics is still happening in the country. Bakshi advocated for reservation based on economic criteria rather than caste. He also launched a scathing attack on Pakistan, saying that it is time for Pakistan to be divided into four parts.
Retired Major General G.D. Bakshi, addressing attacks on Hindu temples in Bangladesh, stated that Bangladesh should be captured and declared a Hindu nation. He asserted that the time for conflict with Bangladesh has arrived. Expressing anger over remarks labelling Hindutva as a disease, Bakshi also criticised former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, referring to her, without naming her directly, as a “living example of a snake in the grass.”
Need to Reconsider Agniveer Scheme – Bakshi
Retired Major General G.D. Bakshi also raised concerns about the Agniveer recruitment scheme, calling it a rushed decision. He argued that in four years, a soldier cannot be adequately prepared to serve the nation, nor can a sense of bonding with the country and the armed forces be cultivated in such a short span. Bakshi emphasised that a longer tenure is essential to develop dedication towards the military and commitment to the nation. He urged the government to reconsider the Agniveer scheme. Bakshi was in Jabalpur to attend an event organised by the Parakram Foundation.
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