Agniveer will not be able to leave the job of his own free will: 25% of Agniveer will go to the army, what will happen to 75%? Read answers to 5 questions related to Agneepath


Posted on 23rd Jun 2022 11:38 am by rohit kumar

Agneepath scheme was announced on 14th June. As soon as it was announced, this scheme came under the scanner. The youth started protesting. There is still much confusion in his mind regarding this scheme. We have pulled out 5 most asked questions of youth from social media. Let us know the answers to those five questions. You can also watch the video above for the whole thing.

 

Question 1: How many jawans will get a chance to join the army under the Agneepath scheme? What will be their salary package?

 

Answer: In the first year, 46 thousand soldiers will be recruited by combining the three parts of the army i.e. Army, Air Force, and Navy. In the next 4 to 5 years, it will be increased to 50 to 60 thousand and after that 90 thousand to 1 lakh 20 thousand recruitments will be done.

 

In the first year, youth will be kept at 30 thousand rupees per month. Including EPF/PPF, Agniveer will be able to earn Rs 4.76 lakh in the first year. By the fourth year, the salary will be 40 thousand rupees per month. That is 6.92 lakh rupees in a year including EPF / PPF. In the graphic below, see how much the salary of Agniveers will increase in 4 years.

 

The amount deducted in the salary will be given to the Agniveers along with interest after the completion of four years of service. This amount will be around 11 lakhs.

 

Question 2: What will Agniveer do after four years? Will they get the same facilities that are available to ex-servicemen at present?

 

Answer: Agniveers will be given health facilities while serving in the army, but after completing 4 years, they will not be given any kind of pension. Also, the facilities available to ex-servicemen will not be available.

 

After 4 years Agniveer can apply for Permanent Joining in Army. Of these, 25% will be retained based on merit. However, this will happen only when there are recruitments in the army at that time.

 

After 4 years of service, 75% of Agniveers will be given Rs 12 lakh as a service fund package. So that they can start any work of their own. Apart from this, there will be an insurance cover of 48 lakhs. However, both these facilities will also be available to that 25% of Agniveers who will be permanently selected in the army.

 

If Agniveer dies during service, his family will be given Rs 48 lakh.

 

Question 3: What kind of promotions can Agniveers get?

 

Answer: Agniveer is a separate rank. There is no rule to give any kind of promotion to him only while being Agniveer.

 

Question 4: If these recruitments are only for 4 years, then will the Agniveers get the same honor and award as the jawans?

 

Answer: Agniveers will be given separate batches to make them stand out from the rest of the soldiers in the army. Also, based on work, they will get the same respect and rewards as the rest of the soldiers. In this, below the officer rank i.e. the rank of Personnel Below Officer Rank or PBOR will be the recruitment of soldiers.

 

Question 5: Can Agniveer leave the army before the completion of 4 years?

 

no answer. Agniveers who are recruited in the army will have to complete a tenure of 4 years. Meanwhile, he cannot leave the job of his own free will. Agniveer can leave the job only under some special conditions, but for that, he will have to take permission from the officer. Agniveer who quits his job in the middle will be given that part of the service fund, to which he has contributed, but he will not get the amount of the government share.

 

Also Read: Terrorists planning to kill Imran Khan, anti-terror department warns

1 Like 0 Dislike
Previous news Next news
Other news

Women's Reservation Bill: 'The dream that was awaited for the last several decades has now come true, PM Modi said to women workers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached BJP headquarters on Friday after the historic Women's Reserv

Son of a tobacco businessman injures four people with his Lamborghini; the family had previously made headlines for their expensive cars and lavish lifestyle.

On Sunday afternoon, on VIP Road in Kanpur, the son of a tobacco businessman, while speeding in h

Mumbai train blast case: SC stays High Court's decision, but accused will remain free

The Supreme Court has given a big verdict in the 2006 Mumbai train blast case. The Supreme Court

Delhi New CM: Who will become the new Chief Minister of Delhi, regional equation or will a new face be approved?

After waving the flag in the Delhi Assembly elections, now the exercise of selecting a new Chief

On the last day of Chhath Mahaparv, 36 hours of waterless fast concluded with Arghya: Paran to the rising sun

Today is the last day of Chhath Mahaparv which started on 28th October. Enthusiasm was at its pea

Advertisement Scam!: BJP's allegation- Government of running advertisement scam in Delhi, Kejriwal should return public money

The Delhi BJP has described Arvind Kejriwal as a leader doing an 'advertisement scam' with public

Devotees thronged to Haridwar on Makar Sankranti, taking a dip in the Ganges River amidst the biting cold.Devotees thronged to Haridwar on Makar Sankranti, taking a dip in the Ganges River amidst the biting cold.

In the holy city of Haridwar, a sea of ​​devotion surged today on the auspicious occasion of

LokSabha Polls: Venugopal claims- 'INDIA' will get 300 seats in the general elections; From PM Modi to investigating agencies surrounded

The excitement for Lok Sabha elections is at its peak in the country. Be it BJP or Congress, ever

Canada: 'No trade talks with India, investigation in Nijjar case is a priority', Canadian minister clarifies

The sourness in Canada-India relations over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nij

G-20 countries have 80 percent of the global GDP, and more than half of the world's population also lives in these countries.

The command of G-20 has come into the hands of India. This responsibility will remain with India

Sign up to write
Sign up now if you have flare of writing..
Login   |   Register
Follow Us
Indyaspeak @ Facebook Indyaspeak @ Twitter Indyaspeak @ Pinterest RSS



Play Free Quiz and Win Cash