The battalion will be deployed on the border of India, which will get rid of enemy sixes, China-Pak will also tremble
The Indian Army is preparing five Bhairav Light Commando Battalion to further increase its ability to attack its borders with Pakistan and China. A battalion of Bhairav commandos of the Indian Army will include 250 specially trained and deadly weapons.
In fact, the Indian Army plans to create 23 such battalions of agile and deadly Bhairav Light Commandos, so that the army can reduce the gap between pedestrians and special para-militant forces. Under this scheme, a target has been set to set up the first five battalions of Bhairav Light Commandos by 31 October this year. However, it has been expected to take some more time.
Where-Bhairav Commandos will be deployed,
The Times of India quoted a source as saying in its report, “Three of the five battalion units of Bhairav Light Commandos will be deployed under the important Northern Command of the Indian Army at Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir. One of the battalions will be posted in the 14th core at Leh, the second in the 15th core at Srinagar and the third battalion will be posted in the 16th core of the army at Nagrota.
At the same time, its fourth unit will be deployed in the desert area of the western sector and the fifth battalion unit will be deployed in the mountainous areas of the eastern sector.
Bhairav Commandos being prepared on the concept of save and increase
According to the report, the Indian Army, with 11 and a half million soldiers, is preparing Bhairav Commandos of its regular infantry battalions on the concept of ‘Bachao Aur Badho’. The total number of battalions of foot soldiers in the Indian Army is 415 and each battalion has 800 soldiers. Commandos of the infantry battalions but completely tight and deadly Bhairav units will be fully equipped with modern weapons, equipment and drone technology.
620 soldiers are posted in a battalion of special forces
These units of Bhairav Commandos will be 10 Para-Military Forces and Five Para (Airborn) battalions. In each of the battalions, 620 soldiers selected after tough training have been included. These soldiers of special forces are equipped with the best and modern weapons and a special series of equipment.
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