Jyothibai Naik, mother of 24-year-old Agniveer Mood Muralinaik, who died in cross-border shelling during the 2025 India-Pakistan war, is fighting for the same benefits as other soldiers' families. Muralinaik was recruited under the Agnipath scheme, which limits eligibility for lifelong pensions and other post-service benefits. His family argues that Agniveers should be treated equally in combat situations. The Bombay High Court has yet to rule on their petition, but the case highlights ongoing controversy around the Agnipath scheme, which has faced criticism from opposition parties and calls for reform from military leaders.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the Agnipath scheme as inherently discriminatory, emphasizing the disparity in benefits between Agniveers and regular soldiers. It highlights the emotional struggle of the family and criticizes the government's stance, aligning more with left-leaning critiques of the scheme. While



