Indian Special Forces

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

This can set off a dangerous precedent, suits a jehadi force or a conscript Army like Ukraine, but not a professional force. Individual units can derive motivation from specific deities but beyond that Army should be strictly secular.

You are underestimating the average IQ of Indians.

We have had many battles in which Muslims have fought under Hindu flag and vice versa.

Its infact the opposite when it came to Christian armies who had a very narrow minded view of this world..who would consider anything that doesnt align with them to be demonic.

And we were here talking about a unit patch and not changing the colonial names of divisions…Not even changing the Christian sword which is the embelem of Indian Army.

21 Para is mostly Christian soldiers still they have wagnak symbol.

And the symbols can be even Sikhism and Christian..Islam has nothing to do with symbols so we can keep them out.

 

[Airborne22]

Nyeeeeeh foren culture cooler
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Probably not secular for officers who are products of colonial legacy.

Or simply use a regimental insignia/symbolism that relates to the battalion since a good chunk of para battalions were brought in from other regiments. As an example - a modified version of Kumaon regiment lion for 3 para SF

Informal , personal patches are alright .
I would say Don't necessarily design the patch fully on religious character . Use some elements like their weapons or carriers or skill and design the patch around that , its much cooler .

You know what i might not be a good artist but with AI i can try this out someday , we can make a thread about it .... also sell them as merch from DFB

 

[hollowdonuts13]

How did you manage to pull Christianity into this. Debate was on colonial culture, pop culture if you will, not necessarily religion.

ok i interpretted it wrong. My bad

 

[Noob]

Fine


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