NEW DELHI — After Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the opposition for playing politics on the Agnipath Scheme, the Congress hit back saying that it does not solve the needs of the Army. Congress leader Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa said the government needs to mention what will happen to the Agniveers once they retire after a four-year service. “PM is saying that we are spreading confusion. He is speaking about what will happen after 30 years. He should talk about what will happen after four years,” Randhawa said. Another Congress leader Karti Chidambaram criticised the Prime Minister for defending the Agnipath Scheme at an event meant to honour the Kargil War soldiers. “Agniveer Scheme should be scrapped. Modern warfare requires fully-trained soldiers, and the scheme does not give full-trained soldiers. The Agniveer Scheme does not solve the needs of the Army,” Chidambaram said. “Indian Army has a glorious past and should not be politicised. We salute the Army and not the other way around,” he added. Earlier in the day, PM Modi said the opposition was playing politics on a sensitive issue connected to the defence and security system of the country. He said this after visiting the Kargil War Memorial...