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It’s a wise step in the right direction that was causing a great deal of humiliation and consternation among the defence personnel. It was rightly being construed as a deliberate step by the present govt to downgrade the status of the defence forces and it was seriously harming the morale of the forces. Restoration of the status quo is a welcome step by the RM.
Fully agree with the above post. I believe the issue had created lot of dissatisfaction which could have been avoided. A good positive step by the defense minister.
Good work. There is a requirement to put in place mechanisms which will prevent recurrence of such one handed sleight to the armed forces. This can only be done is there a consultative mechanism in place wherein the stakeholders are involved in each and every decision taken. At present, the bereaucracy in the name of civilian supremacy is riding roughshod over the forces. Dear RM should look into this matter with the urgency it requires. It will also help if she keeps in mind the fact that armed forces are one of the least politicised in the world with the country’s constitution and it’s unity being their primary interest.
A Good positive step by the Defence minister .
It’s a wise step in the right direction that was causing a great deal of humiliation and consternation among the defence personnel. It was rightly being construed as a deliberate step by the present govt to downgrade the status of the defence forces and it was seriously harming the morale of the forces. Restoration of the status quo is a welcome step by the RM.
Fully agree with the above post. I believe the issue had created lot of dissatisfaction which could have been avoided. A good positive step by the defense minister.
Good work. There is a requirement to put in place mechanisms which will prevent recurrence of such one handed sleight to the armed forces. This can only be done is there a consultative mechanism in place wherein the stakeholders are involved in each and every decision taken. At present, the bereaucracy in the name of civilian supremacy is riding roughshod over the forces. Dear RM should look into this matter with the urgency it requires. It will also help if she keeps in mind the fact that armed forces are one of the least politicised in the world with the country’s constitution and it’s unity being their primary interest.