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It has a x2 magnification scope.

Tactical Teletubbies

I know but dude was in the Army has probable spoken to some in the know. Generally SG gets the best equipment first, even earlier than SPG. For comparison : Special Group (2007-08) ? SPG (2008) MARCOS (2009)

Maj. Gaurav Arya wrote about SG having these in 2016. https://majorgauravarya.wordpress.com/2016/08/20/the-killing-of-hafiz-saeed/

That's a Mepro Minihunter NVD/NVG with x2 magnification. Here's a picture of Indian Army Ghatak commandos with the same gear : Para SF A Mepro MX3 Magnifier looks like this

Any article or documents to support your claim? Again it's not ideal but Chinese have the new QMK-152 prismatic scope with x3 magnification.

Indian Army ordered 13K OLF x4 magnification sights for Sig 716i for a DMR role. Not exactly LPVO but something is better than nothing. https://idrw.org/india-optel-limited-secures-order-for-advanced-telescopic-sights-from-indian-armys-sig-716-rifles/

Spread this on Twitter aggressively.

Its Southern Command so I am not surprised.

SPG CAG

Better to do this silently under the guise of 'adopting the village'. Then when people disappear, you have an alibi.

Seems like NSG is using the Quad NVGs like South Korean SOF. Pointman needs a greater FOV during CQB intervention. Quad NVG vs Monocular NVG South Korean SOF NSG

Special Rangers Group - NSG

SIS is owned by R.K. Sinha, a former Member of Parliament. Quite likely but companies like G4S or Securitas were never designed as full fledged PMC. They are mostly cash van, building security outfits. Two words : Plausible Deniability If your company gets sanctioned, simply rename your...

In the coming years I expect Agniveer veterans and ex-SSC officers to be employed by Indian PMCs owned by Adani, Tata, Ambani, Birla, Mittal, etc.

NSG - 2023

NSG - 2008 https://www.indiatoday.in/india/photo/26-11-mumbai-attack-rare-exclusive-photos-of-nsg-operation-inside-taj-hotel-373970-2014-11-27/7

You need AI to do the flying and have some kind of gyro attachment to allow the soldier to shoot on the go. Flying and shooting at low altitude is very conflicting. Might be good for naval boarding operations.

COMTACS it seems.