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Agnipath Row: 75% Agniveers Get 2 More Years As Oppn Questions Modi Govt's Motive | Briefing Room

Times Now7 Nov 2026

The Centre has extended the service tenure of 75% of Agniveers by two years, giving them an opportunity to continue serving for six years instead of four. While the government calls it a refinement aimed at strengthening military readiness, opposition parties have questioned the scheme's long-term career security, selection criteria and timing ahead of upcoming elections. The decision has triggered a heated political debate over Agnipath, soldier welfare and the future of India's military…