Northern Army Commander tries out newly inducted ASMI machine pistol
The Statesman|November 24, 2024
Northern Army Commander Lt. General MV Suchindra Kumar reviewed and carried out firing of the newly inducted indigenous ASMI machine pistols at Udhampur.
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The weapon has been jointly developed by Colonel Prasad Bansod and the Pune-based Armament Research & Development Establishment (ARDE).

The induction of the Made-in-India weapon highlights the unwavering commitment of the Indian Army to Atmanirbhar Bharat, said the Northern Command.

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