Government considering setting up Tri-services missile command, army will be stronger

Ever since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister, all the three forces are being combined to make them modern. To make the Army, Air Force and Navy strong and powerful, fighter jets and weapons equipped with the latest technology are being purchased from abroad. Also, under Make in India, weapons, fighter aircraft and helicopters are being developed in India itself. Meanwhile, there is news that the government of PM Narendra Modi has taken steps towards setting up a military theater command. According to the information, the central government is now considering setting up a tri-service missile/rocket command on the lines of space and cyber command.

The special thing is that the proposed missile command will be responsible for the deployment of missile and rocket regiments against any adversary. Also, it will be operated by the commanders of the three services in rotation. In such a situation, conventional missiles like BrahMos and Akash as well as Pinaka rocket will be placed under one command for rapid deployment against any adversary. Explain that the proposal to establish a missile command was brought in May 2020. Now the government is working fast on this proposal.

Will maintain synergy between the three armies

According to the report, the government had brought a proposal to establish a missile command after the conflict with the Chinese army in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh. In fact, since the Galwan violence, the Chinese Army PLA has deployed rocket regiments in Tibet and Sinkiang region. At the same time, India’s proposed missile command will also be similar to the Tri-Services Cyber ​​Command and Space Command. Because at the time of war, theater command is very useful for maintaining coordination between the three armies.

Tri-services will be used more and more

India has a land border of more than 15,000 km and a coastline of more than 7,000 km. In such a situation, the army will work on land with priority, while the navy will keep an eye on the sea. At the same time, the Indian Air Force cannot be limited to the air defense of Indian airspace only. Its working area will also be expanded. Let us tell you that before introducing the Military Theater Command Charter, Indian national security planners will have to look closely at the war scenarios where the tri-services can be used to the maximum.

The armed forces must also be weaned from their British royal heritage

General Anil Chauhan has been appointed as the second Chief of Defense Staff of India by the Narendra Modi government. Now his job will be to listen to the chiefs of the three armed forces to hear their views on theater commands and to expedite cyber and defense commands. The task of General Chauhan will also be to free the armed forces from their British imperial legacy.