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Updated At: Jul 23, 2022 09:18 AM (IST)
An organisation of ex-servicemen has urged the Centre to frame a strict law to prevent the sale of the Army combat uniform in the market.
State Honorary Commissioned Officers’ Welfare Association chief Capt Jagdish Verma (retd) says the Centre’s decision to introduce a new pattern and design of the uniform for Army troops is appreciable. “The new fabric is lighter, stronger and more breathable. The cloth with a particular patent/mark should be made available only through authorised sources of the Army so that it is not sold in the open market. But it is unfortunate that some dealers are reportedly stocking the cloth for sale to unauthorised persons,” he said.
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