1.22 lakh posts empty in the military,

 More than 1.22 lakh posts empty in the military, the focal government bid in Parliament

The focal government let Parliament on Monday know that a sum of 1,22,555 posts, including 9362 official level posts, are empty in the military. Of these, the greatest number of opportunities is in the Indian Army. There are 1,04,653 opening in the Army. Ajay Bhatt, Minister of State for Defense gave this data in a composed answer to an inquiry in Rajya Sabha.

Giving data about the posts lying empty in the Armed Forces during the procedures of the House in the Lok Sabha, Union Minister Ajay Bhatt said that 7476 posts of officials are empty while another 97,177 posts are empty in the Indian Army. He informed that 621 official level posts and 4850 different posts are empty in Indian Air Force while 1265 official level and another 11,166 posts are empty in Indian Navy.

At the point when asked which regiments have the greatest opening, Bhatt said, "The deficiency is spread across all branches and administrations of the Indian Army. Gotten some information about the endeavors being made by the public authority to top off the opening in the military, Bhatt said that the public authority has gone to a few lengths for this.
"These incorporate, bury alia, exposure missions to make mindfulness among youth about economical picture shows, profession fairs and presentations and furthermore to exploit testing and fulfilling vocations in the military," he said.

Bhatt said that persuasive talks are routinely coordinated in schools, universities, other instructive establishments and National Cadet Corps (NCC) camps to urge the young to join the Armed Forces. "What's more, the public authority has found a way different ways to make administration in the military appealing and to top off opening, remembering further developing advancement openings for the military," he said.

Found out if the public authority would consider making a Birsa Munda regiment on the event of Amrit Mahotsav to urge ancestral youth to join the military, Bhatt said, "It has been the strategy of the public authority after autonomy that No new regiment will be raised for a specific classification, local area, religion or district. are qualified for enrollment.