Archive · 22 May 2025
Agniveers Defended Installations During Pakistani Attacks
During Operation Sindoor, about 3,000 young soldiers called Agniveers defended Indian military bases.
These soldiers, many around 20 years old, were recruited under the Agnipath scheme.
They fought against attacks from Pakistani missiles and drones.
Agniveers worked in roles like gunners and drivers, and they used a system called Akashteer to help protect the country.
Their performance was considered very good, matching that of experienced soldiers.
They were deployed primarily along the western front.
Feedback praised their important role in the defense.
Around 3,000 Agniveers were involved in Operation Sindoor.
Agniveers defended against Pakistani missile and drone attacks.
Their performance matched that of regular soldiers.
Agniveers served in specialized roles.
They helped operate the Akashteer air defense system.
- Who
- Around 3,000 Agniveers.
- What
- Defended against Pakistani missile and drone attacks during Operation Sindoor.
- When
- In the past two years.
- Where
- Across multiple installations, cities, and airbases.
- Why
- To defend Indian military installations.
- Operation Name
- Operation Sindoor
- Agniveer Count
- Around 3,000
- Agniveer Deployment
- Western Front
- Agniveer Roles
- Gunners, operators, radio operators, drivers
- System Used
- Akashteer