"Child, the Mountain Division doesn't have true special forces. Since it involves aquatic demolition, I believe it would be more suitable for a unit from our Navy Headquarters to execute this task."
The Deputy Chief of Staff of the Navy couldn't help but retort upon hearing Gu Ji's comment.
Unlike the US military, the Indian Army doesn't have a unified Special Forces Command. Currently, there are only four official special forces within the country, each affiliated with different military branches and government departments. These include the Marine Corps Special Forces under the Navy Headquarters, the Ministry of Internal Affairs Special Forces under the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Cabinet Special Forces under the Central Cabinet, and the Special Border Forces led by the counter-espionage agency. The organization is quite complex, with troop numbers ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands, varying greatly in strength.
