Bangladesh Military Training: The discussion of formation of civil military groups like Muktiwahini in Bangladesh and giving army training to youth has once again intensified. Deputy Commissioners (DC) proposed Universal Military Training for the youth during the conference held at Usmani Auditorium in Dhaka, so that the youth can be prepared to help the army and strengthen the security of the country. Can go
The purpose of this proposal is to prepare the youth to contribute to the security of the country by giving them army training. Muktiwahini defeated the Pakistani Army in association with the Indian Army during the 1971 Bangladesh Mukti Sangram. In view of this historical role, the need for the formation of civil military groups is being felt again in the country.
Cooperation in civilian administration
During the meeting, the deputy commissioners also discussed increasing cooperation between the citizens and the military administration. Lieutenant General (Retired) Abdul Hafiz said that the objective of this proposal is to increase mutual understanding between civil administration and military forces. This step is being taken to improve the security challenges of the country better.
Why is army training necessary for youth?
Deputy Commissioners emphasized the need for universal army training for the youth. Abdul Hafiz said that this training will give the youth an opportunity to actively participate in the defense of the country. Along with this, the role of these trained youth can also be important in campaigns against terrorists.
Role of Bangladeshi Navy
The role of Bangladeshi Navy was also discussed in the meeting. The Navy can help in protecting resources in the rivers of the country, especially in Hilsa fry operations. Apart from this, concern was also expressed over the interruption being caused by the terrorist activities of Cookie-Chain National Front in the hilly areas.
Army training continues on a small level
Army training is already being imparted at a small level in each upla through Ansar VDP. Deputy Commissioners have suggested to expand this program, which will require political decisions and budgets. Following the government’s instructions, the armed forces are ready to implement this scheme.
Success of Operation Devil Hunt
The success of Operation Devil Hunt was also discussed in the meeting. So far, about 6,000 weapons have been recovered in this operation, out of which more than three-fourths have been withdrawn. However, 250,000 bullets are yet to be recovered, but it is expected that the rest of the weapons will also be recovered through the operation.
Army training discussion
Discussion of army training for the formation of citizen military groups like Muktavahini in Bangladesh is a major step towards strengthening the security of the country. With this proposal, the youth will get an opportunity to actively contribute to the protection of the country and this training can also prove to be effective in the ongoing campaigns against terrorism.
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