Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said Saturday that 'non-contact warfare' is "important" and it is getting a serious consideration in the restructuring of the armed forces.
Rawat was speaking to the media on the sidelines of an annual function at Bhosla Military School here.
Asked whether a special "vertical" is being created in the Army for non-contact warfare, Rawat said, "I have spoken about it number of times, non-contact warfare is important.
"We are preparing for non-contact warfare. It is a serious issue. We are considering it seriously in our restructuring," he said.
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