Indian Army Snipers - The Truth Explained By A Veteran Commando

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On the show today, we have with us Major Avinash Sahani, a Special Forces veteran. A courageous soldier with a decade plus experience in the army, from leadership, and operations to administration. He is someone who thrives on things that challenge his life and force him to achieve the impossible. He is a skydiver and underwater diver. From the high mountains of the north to the deserts of the west, jungles of the east, and the urban heartland – leaving no part of India as unknown.

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Maj. Avinash on why India never had the concept of employment of snipers.

#sniper #1482

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[kgandrala]

Refreshing to hear an honest and comprehensive pov from an Indian commando, rather rare these days, especially out of india

[PArasumaj]

He looks like a Saint speaks like a physics professor.Thatz the beauty of training by Parachute regiment and Commando school.

[aavinashchaliha]

Snipers also have multiple roles. Their primary role is getting behind enemy lines, and gather intelligence while also reporting enemy movements. Only their secondary role is going after HVT or High Value Target.

In many ways a sniper is as important as a trained commando. All the more reason for Indian Army to have employed them years ago.

[sanjayvaidya]

The name "sniper" comes from the verb "to snipe", which originated in the 1770s among soldiers in British India in reference to shooting snipes, a wader that was considered an extremely challenging game bird for hunters due to its alertness, camouflaging color and erratic flight behavior.

[t.sunzyjamir]

Being a Sniper is not that easy..
You need lots of patience, consistency, quick decision making skills, calculation skills, elevation, wind and distance calculation, rotation of earth etc etc

[mohit-pboz]

No bullshit, this man is straight forward.

[justinholmes]

ACTUALLY the indian army had good snipers during World war 1 and World war 2 (ofcourse under the british back then) BUT also back then snipers could shoot at a maximum range of 600 to 750 or 800 meters becoz guns were not advanced like techically a DMR wud be considered a sniper according to early 20th century standards....but anyways as time progressed the indian army didnt really evolve that well in world of sniping....but progress is taking place slow but gradually!

[muktiprateekdas]

We didn't even have proper sniper rifle before 2013 . Dragnov which considered DMR was called sniper

[nileshmishra]

Major Avinash has so much knowledge..also he speaks the truth and doesn't try to build fake narratives..respect

[srijanisallyouneed]

Salute to Indian Army 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💪🏻

Deep condolences to the families of those who lost their lives in Rajasthan🙏🏻

[ds]

This is absolutely true, Snipers have to deployed in a very tactful way. DMRs use G28, Mk14, 416 etc. They have usually adjustable scopes which can give good cover for cqc and guerrilla warfare cause Indian forces serve usually in the mountains or hilly terrains where operations happen. Snipers are deployed when you know about an area and if that location is safe for them. Along with a spotter. It's because snipers can't afford to get their cover blown.

[bastabbiswas]

Indian Army has a few dozen "sniper rifles" but we do not have the "sharpshooters" or "snipers" who can use those rifles effectively.
In fact our Army does not have a Sniper Training Course in its entire establishment.
Ironically, Pakistani army has USA trained Snipers who use the Arctic Warfare Magnum rifles in .338 Lapua Magnum caliber.
There is also information about PLA (Chinese army) using their normal standard issue 5.8mm Army rifles to hit targets beyond 800 metres quite easily.
We have a lot of work to do in very short time, else we may lose too many Soldiers in future battles.

[anonymouslyopinionated]

the Indian Army ignored its Sniper Course since the 70s, and now we have Sharpshooters at best, very few true Snipers, if at all.

[ydzcltz]

3:32 should have added upward parabola

[bastabbiswas]

Oh yes. I fully agree with the viewpoint of our Commando Brother here.
We have a lot of catching up to do.
Our policy makers lack foresight.

[AshokKumar-rbqp]

Sir, said it right. I am a student of physics, and, the bullet moves on a parabolic path, due to gravity. It falls down by (1/2)gt^2

[silentfox]

Indian soldiers are no doubt the best in the world...no one can match their courage, bravery and skill but our defence system requires a lot of reform and advancement for every soldiers' life matter to us

[funmasti]

*Solid Gyan hai Bhai, that too with very humble and down to earth behavior*

[manishpandor]

i love how ranveer pretending to be smart while behaving stupid

[Av-fnwx]

For a second I thought Emraan Hashmi was the guest!!